Windows 10: Passing a parameter to a batch file for code signing

I am using MS Access and would like to pass an exe name to my code signing cert batch file. Been trying to figure this one out,

but cannot get there. I created a batch file called. SignFile.bat. It contains everything I need to sign the file, but I need to pass the exe name to the file. The exe name has spaces and is supposed to be enclosed in double quotes "Test File Sign.exe" and I thins this is causing me the issue.


The SignFile.bat is as follows:

The SignFile.bat is as follows and is located in C:\Cloud Data\Devl\:

Where "%1" should be the file name with the double quotes.

Signtool sign /f “C:\Cloud Data\Code_Signing_Cert\

if errorlevel 1 goto error

goto end

:error
echo Failed with error #%errorlevel%.
exit /b %errorlevel%

:end
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it should end up being "Dealer 1 Acura_ISS.exe"

1. SignPath is where the batch file

SignPath = CurrentProject.Path & "\SignFiles.bat"

2. SignName is where the exe file is located

SignName = CurrentProject.Path & "\" & rstDelFldr!DlrName & "_ISS\" & rstDelFldr!DlrName & "_ISS.exe"


SignStr = SignPath + " " + SignName
Call Shell("cmd.exe" & SignStr, 1)
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I only need to figure out how to pass the SignName into the batch file
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Error Message:



:)

 

Batch file

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1. open the *.spl file in notepad
2. delete the *.shd and *.spl files
3.exit

commands execute as options are selected

 

Batch file to ping network

No, batch files are extremely easy.

A "If" requires three extra steps.

Code is not how much you can put in, but how lite can you make it and still perform the functions.

So

@ echo off


ping 1.4.1.4 >a.txt

findstr /m "Request timed out" a.txt
if %errorlevel%%==0 (
echo Save our nets!!!
)

pause

 

GPU-Z what command line parameter ?

Current /? (-?) or / help (-help) parameter is invalid