FOR /F ["options"] %%parameter IN ('command_to_process') DO command

      usebackq     Use the alternate quoting style:                        
                   - Use double quotes for long file names in "filenameset".
                   - Use single quotes for 'Text string to process'
                   - Use back quotes for `command_to_process`

@echo off
SetLocal EnableDelayEdexpansion
 
FOR /F "usebackq delims=" %%A IN (
	"C:\Users\Isra\Desktop\Nueva carpeta\10. QPFILE_NAME.txt"
) DO (
	SET "Reg=%%A"
	ECHO !Reg!
)
 
Pause&Exit

@echo off
Title QPFile to Chapter´s Timecodes
 
@ECHO OFF
For /f "usebackq tokens=1" %%A IN (
	"C:\Users\Isra\Desktop\Nueva carpeta\10. QPFILE_NAME.txt"
) DO (
	call:timecode %%A
 
)
Goto:finish
 
:timecode
Set /a reg=%1
Echo %reg%
set /a const=0.0417083
set /a reg=%reg%*%const%
Echo %reg%
 
	::Mensaje de error
	IF %reg% GEQ 216000 (color 4E & echo Error. Un video no puede tener una duracion continua igual a un o mas días.)
 
	::Calculo de timecodes partiendo de horas
	IF %reg% GEQ 3600 (echo hola 1) 
 
	::Calculo de timecodes partiendo de minutos
	IF %reg% LSS 3600 (IF %reg% GEQ 60 (echo hola 2))
 
	::Calculo de timecodes partiendo de segundos.
	IF %reg% LSS 60 (IF %reg% GEQ 0 (echo hola 3))
Pause
Goto:eof
 
:finish
Pause&exit

Dim valor
Valor1 = 0.0417083
Valor2=2616
valor=valor1*valor2
 
If  valor < 10 then
    "El valor es MENOR a diez "
Else
   document.write( "El valor es MAYOR a diez " & valor)
End if

str = "a-b-c-d-e-f"
 
For each token in split(str, "-")
    wscript.echo(token)
next