Merge .txt files

Hi,

if it's under DOS:

copy toto.txt +titi.txt +tutu.txt fichier.txt

It copies toto, titi, tutu into fichier

Check the help for copy by typing copy /?...

See you, Blux

 "Stupid people dare everything. That's even how you recognize them"

Better to go with the second option because the first one tends to add a crappy character at the end :) :)

Thanks Galinette

otherwise on Linux you had the command cat instead of type

Thank you for this information. In 2015, it is still relevant and helps many of our contemporaries. First, thanks to everyone who answered, then to the person who asked the question, then to the American army, without whom there would be no internet, then to Linus Torvalds who coded everything from scratch, to my parents without whom I wouldn't be here, and especially to my boss who didn't cut the connection.

And I can even add that the problem still exists in 2014, so it is still a current topic ;)

The second solution has once again saved me from embarrassment! cool :)

I have a tear in my eye because it's so beautiful.

raaahhhhhhhh lovely!

thank you

Great job on the copy order, it works SUPER!!!!!!

1.txt => azerty
2.txt => qwerty

Result.txt =>
azerty
qwerty

How can I achieve this result? (All the commands proposed do not work.

Results obtained with all the commands I could find on the internet (including yours):

azertyqwerty

or
azerty
qwerty
azerty
qwerty

or
azertyqwerty->

Thank you for your help.

With Balabolka software, you can group all the files you want with one click. You go to

Tools
Extract text from files: select all the text files, then click open. Then you choose the "Text" tab and in the opened page, check combine all files into one, give the file a name, and click reorganize.

The created file is in txt format.