Title:      "Keystroke Recycler"
Reference:  PC World January 1990
Author:     Arik Baratz
Files:      REPEAT.DOC, REPEAT.BAT

Do you waste time typing the same command over and over with
different parameters? If so, REPEAT.BAT can speed your work by
repeating any DOS command attached to a different parameter on each
repetition. To use the batch file, type REPEAT followed by a command
and a list of parameters. For example, enter REPEAT DIR *.EXE *.COM
for a directory listing of all .EXE and .COM files in the current
drive.

REPEAT works by storing a command in a temporary environment variable
CMD. The program echoes CMD so you can see each line as it's
executed, issues the command and a parameter, and then shifts the
parameters left until no more remain. If you enter REPEAT with no
parameters, the batch file displays brief instructions.

--[Cut here]----------------------------------------------------------

echo off
if "%1"=="" goto instruct
if "%2"=="" goto instruct
set cmd=%1
:docmd
echo %cmd% %2
%cmd% %2
shift
if not "%2" == "" goto docmd
goto end
:instruct
echo Error: Missing parameters
echo Use:
echo REPEAT cmd param [param...]
:End
set cmd=
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