Environment variables are handled incorrectly.
When performing a batch file conversion, if you specify a folder using a system variable name such as %temp%,
environment variables are not parsed correctly.
The processed files are placed in the %temp% subdirectory of the source directory, not in the system variable folder (C:\Windows\temp)
I tested on Windows 7 and Windows 8.
When performing a batch file conversion, if you specify a folder using a system variable name such as %temp%,
environment variables are not parsed correctly.
The processed files are placed in the %temp% subdirectory of the source directory, not in the system variable folder (C:\Windows\temp)
I tested on Windows 7 and Windows 8.
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