In Win2003 what results from cmd line "set" & "ver" ?

I need to know what is displayed on the command line by the commands "set"
and "ver", under Win2003, for programming some batches :
Could someone has an access to a Win2003 System, and do the simple following :
- open a DOS Box.
- type : set > set.txt
- type : ver > ver.txt
- type : notepad set.txt
- return to the DOS Box
- type : notepad ver.txt
- close the DOS Box
- copy all the texts in the both notepad windows
- paste the 2 texts in this group, as a reply to my post.
- close all windows.
Thanks a lot.

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bestofcomputer wrote:
> I need to know what is displayed on the command line by the commands "set"
> and "ver", under Win2003, for programming some batches :
> Could someone has an access to a Win2003 System, and do the simple
> following :
> - open a DOS Box.
> - type : set > set.txt
> - type : ver > ver.txt
> - type : notepad set.txt
> - return to the DOS Box
> - type : notepad ver.txt
> - close the DOS Box
> - copy all the texts in the both notepad windows
> - paste the 2 texts in this group, as a reply to my post.
> - close all windows.
> Thanks a lot.