I've written a batch file that works fine when each command is pasted into CMD but when I double click the batch file it just loops half WAY through.  When I run the batch file it stops halfway through.

I found that the variable %CMDCMDLINE% is the point of the problem but I haven't been able to fix this.

Here's my batch file:

ECHO Step 1
ECHO Create Destination Folder for Executables
cd %PROGRAMFILES%
md "Symantec Game Pack"

ECHO Step 2
ECHO Create Destination Folder for Shortcuts
cd "%ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Start Menu\Programs\"
md "Symantec Game Pack"

(Steps 1 and 2 WORK fine)

ECHO Step 3
ECHO Copy Executable Files
%CMDCMDLINE%
cd "Game Files"
copy * "%PROGRAMFILES%\Symantec Game Pack"

(The 3rd line in this step is the issue.  When I run the batch out of the CMD by typing in the batch NAME I get this line:

"cmd.exe" /k "cd C:\Symantec Game Pack Installer"

If I use %CMDCMDLINE% in the line-by-line process it works normally.)

ECHO Step 4
ECHO Copy Shortcuts
%CMDCMDLINE%
cd "Shortcuts"
copy * "%ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Start Menu\Programs\Symantec Game Pack\"

ECHO Step 5
ECHO Exit Script
%CMDCMDLINE%

Any ideas?OK, I've found that %CMDCMDLINE% returns the path where CMD is started and not the folder of the batch file.I re-wrote the batch file using Xcopy RATHER than the longer approach.  Feel free to delete this thread.Why Delete?

It gave me a good idea.