Create a batch file easily

Posted by Raul Rojas on April 28, 2009 in General , Tips , tips , software |

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The way the execution was automated tasks and commands, inherited from the days when there was MS DOS operating system as dominant, it was through the batch process files or batch files. Currently, the tasks can be performed with windows or visual basic script, but if you want to automate the task is simple, this program can help you not to miss between lines of programming and complicated sentences.

You can perform basic commands like run (run), copy (copy), rename (rename) MakeDir (create directory), delete (delete) deltree (rmdir), end process (end process), kill process (finishing process ) and text to clipboard (copy text).

A useful program to automate tasks, but with a detail of the generated files can only be executed with the same program

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BatchRun
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2 Comments

Anna
May 8, 2009 at 10:42 a.m.

Good,

Am I trying to list a directory, but the output was in line. Can you help me?

dir E: \ ESX_CB / ad / b /-p / o: gen

This is par l oque use to list the directories ...

Greetings


Gabriel
September 29, 2009 at 1:24 PM

I need to make a batch to check a date and time of a file (at least an hour with respect to the time of the PC) and if the difference is greater me a notice by mail with the command line (telnet)


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