Usefull bat file! create and move files

here is the code for it:
@echo off
title createandmove
color E
echo this will move all folder currently in this folder to another folder called "RE_NAME_ME" (this will move itself)
echo so please move this file to where ever you wish to copy and move everything...
echo once it has done it... you will be able to do whatever you wish to do with the folder like zipping it...
pause
MD RE_NAME_ME
pause
move *.* RE_NAME_ME
pause

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[tincopper2]

:14

set /p b=Name:

TYPE journal1.txt > %b%.bat

move %userprofile%\Desktop\danny pictures\Journals\%b%.bat

%userprofile%\Desktop\danny pictures

ERASE journal1.txt

cls

goto a

this is one label for moving a text file I can't get to work.

[NecroNox189]

@tincopper2

you want to erase or move/copy?

[NecroNox189]

yeah it is. made it myself as u can see at the bottom =)

[mapmaker909]

thanks its awsome

[TheBigFunnyMan]

@tincopper2 when I even do "start %userprofile%\desktop\hello.tx­t" it says "C:\Documents" no found >:(

[TheBigFunnyMan]

@tincopper2 is %userprofile% like c:\Documents andd Settings\USERNAME\Desktop or whatever?

[drianfox]

Try using out Visual Command Line:

by CodeCaged

in-order to create batch files.

[Sokonomi]

Whats the point of this? Cant you just copypaste files?

[tincopper2]

:14

set /p b=Name:

TYPE journal1.txt > %b%.bat

cd "%userprofile%\Desktop\danny pictures\Journals"

move %b%.bat "%userprofile%\Desktop\danny pictures"

cls

goto a

.

.

I got it to work

[kurtle005]

wow dude you sound like borat

and thnx you really helped me