Never mind, I figured it out.  Guess attempting to write batch files at 2am 
isn't the best idea. :)   In case anyone is wondering, here is all it took:

for /R %%G in (*.xml) DO msxsl.exe %%G MyTransform.xsl -o %%G


"PMChick118" wrote:

> I need to do a quick and dirty verification of an xsl.  I can successfully 
> run msxsl for a single file from the command line or from a batch file, but 
> what I need to do is to run it over several hundred files all at once.  I 
> can't figure out how to do this since msxsl from what I can tell only take a 
> single input file name and a single output file name.  Has anyone done this?  
> I'm new to batch files, but I saw there is a "for /r" command that looks like 
> it might be useful, but I don't know how I would use that with msxsl...  Any 
> help would be greatly appreciated.  Below is an exampel of my starting batch 
> file that makes this work for a single file...
> 
> :: transform.bat
> @ECHO OFF
> 
> C:
> CD\My Folder
> msxsl C:\My Folder\InputFile.xml MyTransform.xsl -o C:\My 
> Folder\OutputFile.xml
>