Notepad Tricks Ep. 6 - Timer

This is part six of my series. Now I am going to teach you how to make a simple but effective timer using notepad.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• notepad
• note
• pad
• tricks
• hacks
• .bat
• bat
• batch
• file
• cmd
• command
• prompt
• fun
• timer
• countdown
• count
• down
• alarm
• simple

[DeanoXP]

● You can get this off MS Word by going on insert symbol

[missiles24]

WUT! the black thing shuts down as soon as i double click it.. =(

[willsonGK]

guys that isnt work in windows 7...

[coolbuddywin]

☺ lol ☺

[coolbuddywin]

• is alt code 7

[ianuarios]

asTIG!!



[SPRIGGS233]

Guys i fixed his code he messed up in one spot use this code @echo off title Timer set time=61 :loop set /a time=%time%-1 if %time%==0 goto :timesup echo %time% ping localhost -n 2 > nul cls goto loop :timesup echo Time is up! echo ? echo ? echo ? echo Press any key to exit... pause >nul

[LolzxDable]

Or just by copying it of your comment xD

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[SrdjanRadovic99]

it doesnt work

[TheButtafingaz]

It Is Right You Need To Put In Where It Says time% @echo off title Timer set time=60 :loop set /a time=%time%-1 if %time%==0 goto timesup ping localhost -n 2 >nul cls goto loop :timesup echo time is up! echo Itz All Over echo press any key to exit... Pause >nul

[TheButtafingaz]

This Is Not Right I Guess@echo off title Timer set time=60 :loop set /a time=%time%-1 if  %time%==0 goto timesup ping localhost -n 2 >nul cls goto loop :timesup echo time is up! echo Itz All Over echo press any key to exit... Pause >nul