These commands are actual IF statements which are dynamically generated when loading the .Mount/\Command Set. They will evaluate to TRUE or FALSE based on the status of their "Condition".
Most .if commands have an equivalent .ifNot that evaluates exactly
opposite.
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.Mt/\Cmd |
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Description |
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.ifDOW |
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TRUE if "Day of Week" is present in the output of
DATE /T. Otherwise FALSE. |
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.ifOK |
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TRUE if errorlevel is not 1 or more. Otherwise FALSE. |
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.ifErr |
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TRUE if errorlevel is 1 or more. Otherwise FALSE. |
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.ifNT |
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TRUE if the OS is Windows NT. Otherwise FALSE. |
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.if2K |
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TRUE if the OS is Windows 2000. Otherwise FALSE. |
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.ifXP |
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TRUE if the OS is Windows XP. Otherwise FALSE. |
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.ifK3 |
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TRUE if the OS is Windows Server 2003. Otherwise FALSE. |
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.ifServer |
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TRUE if run on a server. Otherwise FALSE. |
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.ifWkstn |
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TRUE if run on a workstation. Otherwise FALSE. |
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.ifDC |
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TRUE if run on a Domain Controller. Otherwise FALSE. |
