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Antonio
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Hehe, the most simple solution might be this:

echo %time%
YourApp.exe
echo %time%

This works on every Windows out of the box.


In case of an application using console output, it might be convenient to store the starting time in a temporary variable:

set startTime=%time%
YourApp.exe
echo Start Time: %startTime%
echo Finish Time: %time%

Hehe, the most simple solution might be this:

echo %time%
YourApp.exe
echo %time%

This works on every Windows out of the box.

Hehe, the most simple solution might be this:

echo %time%
YourApp.exe
echo %time%

This works on every Windows out of the box.


In case of an application using console output, it might be convenient to store the starting time in a temporary variable:

set startTime=%time%
YourApp.exe
echo Start Time: %startTime%
echo Finish Time: %time%
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Craig McQueen
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Hehe, the most simple solution might be this:

echo %time% YourApp.exe echo %time%

echo %time%
YourApp.exe
echo %time%

This works on every Windows out of the box.

Hehe, the most simple solution might be this:

echo %time% YourApp.exe echo %time%

This works on every Windows out of the box.

Hehe, the most simple solution might be this:

echo %time%
YourApp.exe
echo %time%

This works on every Windows out of the box.

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LietKynes
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Hehe, the most simple solution might be this:

echo %time% YourApp.exe echo %time%

This works on every Windows out of the box.