Make Batch Files

by Steve Faleiro

Make Batch Files is a visual drag-and-drop builder that creates Windows batch files from plain-language tasks, without learning batch commands.

Operating system: Windows

Publisher: Steve Faleiro

Release: Make Batch Files 2.5

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Make Batch Files is a Windows program for creating batch files without knowing the command syntax. Tasks are dragged into a designer, where they appear with descriptive names such as copy files or delete folder, and options that would normally be command switches are set in dialogs. The program then generates the finished BAT file.

Creates working batch files without writing commands by hand.

Tests for parameters and conditions are generated automatically, and a single dialog schedules the batch file in the Windows Task Scheduler. External tools such as FTP, 7-Zip, curl and SendMail can be driven from the batch file, and reusable snippets speed up recurring work. The program is shareware with a trial period and runs on current Windows versions.

Features:

  • Drag-and-drop batch file designer
  • Commands with descriptive names
  • Switches set in dialogs
  • Task Scheduler integration
  • FTP, 7-Zip, curl and SendMail support
  • Reusable snippets
Windows 7 or later
1GB of RAM
50MB of free disk space

PROS
No batch syntax knowledge needed.
Task Scheduler setup in one dialog.

CONS
Paid program after the trial.
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