| Name | Extracted | Size | Date | Description |
| 2DRIVE.ZIP | Yes | 11961 | 2/3/1994 | What_Drv 1.0 sets errorlevel to indicate what the current drive is. This allows you to change drives and then change back, among other uses. (John De Palma) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| A1.ZIP | Yes | 179681 | 9/22/1994 | A1 DOS Utilities 1.0 is a collection of utilities for the enhancement of batch files and menus. Utilities include advanced text control, attractive screen dissolves, delays, pause with mouse reactivation, music and sound effects, built in menus and more. (Eric Rodda) (Reg.Fee: $34) |
| ABTVIEW.ZIP | Yes | 198783 | 7/21/1994 | A Batch View Utility Set 2.0 lets you add color pop-up menus, message windows, screen clearing functions and more to batch files. (Robin R Latham) (ASP) (Reg.Fee: $15) |
| AGE_OF.ZIP | Yes | 15198 | 10/14/1989 | Age-Of 1.6 is a batch file utility that returns errorlevel=1 if a specified file is over a specified number of days old. DOS wildcards can be used, and it can display the first "n" lines of any file that it finds. The primary purpose is for use in doing backups. (Walter Killeen) (Reg.Fee: $10) |
| ALREADY.ZIP | Yes | 2845 | 12/1/1994 | Already 1.0 allows your AUTOEXEC.BAT to perform certain tasks only once per day, regardless of how many times you start your computer. (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| ANSI_ES.ZIP | Yes | 3330 | 5/29/1989 | Ansi-Esc consists of a small utility for controlling screen colors and cursor position through ANSI.SYS. A demo batch file shows how to use it. (Peter F. Feldmann) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| ANSIED.ZIP | Yes | 67943 | 6/3/1990 | AnsiEd makes it very easy to add color and other flourishes to your text files. AnsiEd will display a specified text file and let you quickly and easily make changes to it. When it saves your file back to disk, it inserts ANSI color commands; then the next time you TYPE the file in DOS, your text appears in the colors you used, assuming you have DEVICE=ANSI.SYS in your CONFIG.SYS file (see your DOS manual). C source code is included. (John Queern) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| ANSWER.ZIP | Yes | 7272 | 5/29/1989 | Answer 3.00 allows you to get a whole string of text from the user or via redirection from a text file. (Frank Schweiger) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| APPLY_JL.ZIP | Yes | 13301 | 4/25/1994 | Apply 1.01 allows you to build file processing commands and apply them to a group of files. It contains a command line file-name processing macro language and a command list editor. (Jean S. LaRochelle) (Reg.Fee: $10) |
| ASK.ZIP | Yes | 1270 | 5/29/1989 | Ask gets Y/N input by user in response to questions in the batch file. (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| ASK11C.ZIP | Yes | 15289 | 9/27/1994 | Ask (GAT) 1.1 allows you to place questions inside batch files that will execute commands based on user response. It also includes a time-out feature to automatically execute a default command after a specified number of seconds with no response. (George A. Theall) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| ASKIT11.ZIP | Yes | 15334 | 9/15/1993 | ASKit 1.1 is a batch file utility for getting user input. (George Spafford) (Reg.Fee: $5) |
| AT.ZIP | Yes | 2962 | 5/29/1989 | AT Command Scheduler will issue a command in DOS at a specified time. If you are not in DOS at that time, the command will be postponed. (Bill Frolik) (Reg.Fee: $?) |
| ATBAT101.ZIP | Yes | 54688 | 4/3/1993 | AtBat 1.01 creates and executes batch files which consist of a specified list of files, each associated with the same DOS command or other text. The files may be selected by size, file dates, attributes, or contents. (Thomas W Crosley) (ASP) (Reg.Fee: $15) |
| AUTOTAL.ZIP | Yes | 20970 | 5/29/1989 | AutoTalk offers several examples of digitized speech that you could put in a batch file (e.g.: "Good morning!"). (Ray Genovese) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| BATBOX.ZIP | Yes | 40530 | 7/9/1991 | BatBox allows you to display text files in colorful, shadowed boxes automatically sized to the length of the longest line in the file. (Mel Raff) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| BATCH.ZIP | Yes | 16243 | 5/29/1989 | Batch File Editor 1.4 is a small, simple editor for editing batch files. (Mike Tisdell) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| BATCHES.ZIP | Yes | 55457 | 1/18/1994 | Batches 1.0 is a set of 4 batch utilities. T-PAUSE will pause for a specified time without pressing a key, KEY# returns the ascii value of a pressed key in ERRORLEVEL, SAVER is a non-resident screen saver, and SHOWERR checks for errors. (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| BATCHLS.ZIP | Yes | 5650 | 3/24/1990 | BatchLst saves hard disk space by combining many batch files into a single text file. On boot-up, the program splits the file into the individual batch files and puts them on a RAM disk. (The program requires the use of a RAM disk.) Pascal source code is included. (Stephen L. Haynes) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| BATCMDR.ZIP | Yes | 35936 | 12/18/1987 | Batcmdr 7.0 lets you combine numerous small batch files into a single .COM file in order to save disk space. While this is a very good idea, our number one recommendation is to replace small batch files with CED Synonyms whenever possible to save even more disk space and get much faster execution too. For those batch files that cannot be duplicated by CED Syn's, BatCmdr is the next best thing. (Castlesoft Boston) (Reg.Fee: $5) |
| BATKEY.ZIP | Yes | 1591 | 11/19/1993 | Batkey 1.0 will return an errorlevel equal to the decimal value of the key pressed. (Stanley R. Weiss) (Reg.Fee: $5) |
| BATKIT.ZIP | Yes | 80061 | 8/22/1994 | BatKit 5.5 is a powerful set of enhancement tools for batch files. NEW: Ability to modify the Windows master environment. (Ken Hipple) (Reg.Fee: $15) |
| BATLIT15.ZIP | Yes | 23037 | 12/1/1994 | BatLite 1.5 compiles batch files into COM files. COM files are more secure and faster than batch files. (Pieter A. Hintjens) (Reg.Fee: $0-25) |
| BATLOOP.ZIP | Yes | 4189 | 7/11/1989 | BatLoop 1.0 lets you loop through a batch file a specified number of times. This could be useful for formatting a specific number of disks, for example. (Rod L. Renner) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| BATMAKR.ZIP | Yes | 14340 | 4/27/1986 | BatMaker creates batch files for you. (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| BATMAN.ZIP | Yes | 26447 | 5/29/1989 | Batman Waves contains two digitized sound files from the old Batman TV series. (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| BATMEN30.ZIP | Yes | 44529 | 9/30/1994 | BatMenu 3.0 makes a list of all batch files in the current directory. (Dr. Leslie Danks) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| BATMNU.ZIP | Yes | 50578 | 10/20/1994 | BatMnu 2.4 is a menuing system for use with batch files. It provides a point-and-shoot menu with up to 26 options per menu. (Warren K. Small) (Reg.Fee: $18) |
| BATMOUSE.ZIP | Yes | 27928 | 9/21/1993 | BatMouse 1.1 lets you add mouse support to your batch files. This is a slick utility, and will work from within Windows. (Startech Systems) (Reg.Fee: $11) |
| BATTOOL.ZIP | Yes | 68998 | 12/8/1991 | BatTools 1.1 is a dialogue box enhancement tool for batch files. These dialogue boxes permit interactive batch file operation, custom menu creation, environment variable manipulation, and more. Other features include mouse support, color customization, and time and date tools. Requires DOS 3.3+. (Nicholson Consulting Services) (Reg.Fee: $25) |
| BATTUTOR.ZIP | Yes | 65279 | 3/9/1994 | Batch File Tutorial teaches beginning to advanced uses of batch files. (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| BAX21.ZIP | Yes | 200369 | 10/25/1994 | BAX 2.1 is an interpretive programming language which can be used to write stand-alone programs or for inclusion in DOS batch files. Programs can incude constants, variables, keywords, labels, operators, and comments. (Felix James) (Reg.Fee: $10) |
| BAZIC.ZIP | Yes | 15651 | 5/29/1989 | Bazic 0.1 adds functions to batch files, such as ON ERRORLEVEL GOSUB/GOTO... To try the features, you can run BAZC.BAT, but we found the use of REM in place of ECHO to prompt the user created a confusing display, so we created a modified version of the batch file as BAZC-PSL.BAT. (Dr. Masaaki Sawada) (Reg.Fee: $10) |
| BC_WW.ZIP | Yes | 12886 | 5/29/1989 | Batch Control 1.2 is for prompting users for input from within batch files. Among the controls are the ability to limit response to the number pad keys, to the function keys, to a list of alphanumeric characters, to require a password, to disable Ctrl-Break, to use a special character in place of the cursor, to have a time limit for response, and more. (Woodward & Woodward) (Reg.Fee: $5) |
| BEBE.ZIP | Yes | 16187 | 12/30/1989 | Batch Enhancer By Elmer 1.0 lets you draw boxes on the screen, position the cursor, get input, etc. It also has the ability to do math (add, subtract, multiply, divide, modulus, absolute value) and store the result in the DOS environment for other use. One use of this is for simple looping within the batch file for a specified number of times. A more complex example is using another feature of BEBE to get file sizes and total them. Unfortunately, this feature does not work under DESQview or when shelled to DOS because BEBE does not know how to locate the working environment. (Elmer Robinson) (Reg.Fee: $5) |
| BELLS.ZIP | Yes | 6390 | 9/7/1993 | Bells is a collection of beeps for use with batch files. (Jerry Whiting) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| BIGECHO.ZIP | Yes | 29725 | 5/29/1989 | BigEcho 2 sends big text to the screen from batch files for doing title screens, etc. The new fonts include BigSerif, Broadway, Computer, Future, Hollow, LCD, Medieval, Script, Small and Super. Up to four lines of nine characters each will fit on one screen. Assembler source code is included. (Barry and Wilson, Richard Simon) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| BMATH1.ZIP | Yes | 34023 | 5/25/1994 | BatMath 1.0 allows you to perform basic math from within a batch file. The results are sent to ERRORLEVEL so they may be tested by the IF ERRORLEVEL command. The program can be useful for creating conditions for loops within batch files. Because of the limitations of ERRORLEVEL, this program is limited to results between 0 and 255. (Renato Francisco) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| BMENUMS.ZIP | Yes | 56955 | 9/17/1990 | Batch Menu System 5.41 provides pop-up menus within a batch file of any size or position on the screen, as specified on the command line. Color, title and choices can be listed on a single line to produce a complete menu on the screen. (Mark Strong) (Reg.Fee: $10-$15) |
| BMOUSE.ZIP | Yes | 20249 | 8/9/1994 | BATMouse 1.1 allows you to add mouse support to batch files. An example batch file is included. (Stephen T. Jr. Batson) (Reg.Fee: $13) |
| BOOT.ZIP | Yes | 261 | 3/3/1994 | Boot is a simple utility to let you call for a cold or warm system re-start from within a batch file after, say, reconfiguring your CONFIG.SYS. (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| BOXES.ZIP | Yes | 1285 | 8/10/1994 | Boxes 1.0 is Clipper code for shadowed message boxes. (Kevin S. Gallagher) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| BQUERY.ZIP | Yes | 5681 | 1/25/1990 | Batch Query 2.25 lets you get input from a user in a batch file, restricting such input to a specified list of characters, such as menu items. For example, if you say "Press 1-4 or Q to Quit", and specify the list of acceptable characters as "1,2,3,4,qQ", BQ will set errorlevel according to the position in the list, as determined by the commas. In this example, both "q" and "Q" are in position 5, so if "Q" is pressed, errorlevel will be set to 5. To allow alternatives for each position, such as pressing a number or the first letter of a command, the list could be given something like this: "1Mm, 2Rr, 3Cc, 4Qq", in which case pressing "1", "M" or "m" would be equivalent. The program also will allow a mouse to be used to make a selection and will set errorlevel the same as with the keyboard selection. This is the first simple batch file input utility we have seen that supports a mouse. (MorganSoft) (Reg.Fee: $?) |
| BREAKCT.ZIP | Yes | 4737 | 1/15/1992 | Break 1.2 keeps people from breaking out of batch files. Programs can still see Ctrl-Break and Ctrl-C. It can be turned on and off with BREAK ON and BREAK OFF, and only uses about 400 bytes of RAM. (Marc Perkel) (Reg.Fee: $25) |
| BRKPOINT.ZIP | Yes | 4848 | 1/14/1994 | Break Point allows you to interrupt a batch file. This is useful for fast computers which do not allow users to interrupt batch files by pressing CTRL-C because of their speed. (Ron Imhoff) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| BTX.ZIP | Yes | 198605 | 3/5/1994 | BTX is a utility for creating and executing complex batch files for purposes such as customized menus, installation programs, etc. It offers mouse support, up to 15 items per menu, message windows, passwords, and more. (KASE) (Reg.Fee: $15) |
| BUBA.ZIP | Yes | 47857 | 12/15/1992 | Bill's Unique Batch Arsenal 2.0 is a group of utilities designed to extend the capabilities of batch files. There is a program that will determine the actual size of a floppy (or hard) disk; a utility that reports file size in ErrorLevel; a utility that allows user input in batch programs; a point and shoot file picker for batch programs; and more. (Bill Reamy) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| BUDI22.ZIP | Yes | 74978 | 9/7/1993 | Budi 2.2 is a batch file utility for creating text boxes, displaying text at any screen location and sounding beeps. (Michael A. Mayo) (Reg.Fee: $25,$50) |
| BUTIL_BT.ZIP | Yes | 38156 | 11/17/1994 | The Burgess Utilities 1.0 is a small collection of batch file enhancements, including a replacement for the PAUSE command, time and date display, beeps and chirps to add to batch files, and more. (D. Burgess) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| CDTEST.ZIP | Yes | 6159 | 5/29/1989 | CDtest checks for the existence of specified Path. (Leroy Casterline) (Reg.Fee: $?) |
| CECHO.ZIP | Yes | 28890 | 5/29/1989 | Cecho is a batch file utility that lets you ECHO messages to the screen in different colors. QB4 source code is included. (Note: the file CsLECHO2.BAT is for the use of QB4 programmers only. Run BATCOLOR.BAT for a demo and read that batch file to see how to select colors.) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| CFREE.ZIP | Yes | 20361 | 5/29/1989 | CFree 1.0 will check the free space of all disks specified on the command line. It will set ERRORLEVEL to indicate the percentage of free space remaining, for use in batch files. (John Crouch) (Reg.Fee: $10) |
| CHECK.ZIP | Yes | 2651 | 5/29/1989 | Check will set errorlevel to indicate the day of month, month, free disk space, free memory, file size, specified text within a file, key pressed, machine ID code, time of day, video mode and card, DOS version, presence of math coprocessor. (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| CHECKEL.ZIP | Yes | 4376 | 8/22/1994 | Checkel 6.3a allows you to find the current errorlevel value from either the DOS prompt, or from within a batch file. Assembler source code is included. (Glenn Snow) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| CHECKIN.ZIP | Yes | 1170 | 5/29/1989 | Checking lets you know if a previous program executed successfully. (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| CHKDRV.ZIP | Yes | 1196 | 10/3/1989 | ChkDrv sets errorlevel to indicate if a specified drive is ready. It avoids the "Abort, Retry, Ignore, Fail" message for use in batch files for unattended operation. (Christopher J. Dunford) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| CHKEY.ZIP | Yes | 1172 | 5/29/1989 | Chkey checks for a keypress, including checking to see if a key has already been pressed and if so, which one. If no key has been pressed before this utility executes, that will be indicated also. (Reg.Fee: $?) |
| CHKEYS.ZIP | Yes | 28363 | 12/7/1993 | Check Keys 1.0 lets you interrupt batch file processing by holding down a Shift, Ctrl or Alt key. (Paradigm Software) (Reg.Fee: $10) |
| CHKFSIZ.ZIP | Yes | 5851 | 5/29/1989 | Check File Size can be used in a batch file to determine if a file is of a specified size. DOS errorlevel will be set to 0 or 1, accordingly. One example usage would be to redirect compiler output to a file and check the file size to see if any error messages have been added to the normal compiler output. Pascal source is included. (Harron Appleman) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| CHKSPACE.ZIP | Yes | 13247 | 5/16/1994 | ChkSpace 1.0 will check the available free space on the current drive and return the respective ERRORLEVEL codes. This can be used in batch files to see if enough space is on a disk to copy files, etc. (Wayne Breivogel) (Reg.Fee: $10) |
| CHKSYS.ZIP | Yes | 15608 | 6/26/1993 | ChkSys v1.0 sets errorlevel to indicate the presence of specified system elements: ANSI, Append, Assign, Doskey, Files setting, Graftabl, Himem, Keyb, NLSfunc, Print, Share, and Windows. (Chuck Steenburgh) (ASP) (Reg.Fee: $20) |
| CHKWIN.ZIP | Yes | 2046 | 3/21/1992 | ChkWin can be used in a batch file to detect the presence and operating mode of Windows. (Tom Clark) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| CHOOSE.ZIP | Yes | 33680 | 7/13/1994 | Choose 3.0 provides menu controlled branching within the AUTOEXEC or other batch files. (Hank Krejci) (ASP) (Reg.Fee: $20) |
| CL_RE.ZIP | Yes | 47222 | 6/25/1991 | CL clears the screen in 16 different ways, including dissolve, close curtain, explode, and shake. A screen capture utility is included. (Richard Eaton) (ASP) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| CLEANBT.ZIP | Yes | 1074 | 5/29/1989 | CleanBat shows how to use ANSI.SYS control codes to keep a batch file from echoing to the screen without having to do things like redirecting output to NUL. (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| CLEAV157.ZIP | Yes | 40993 | 8/25/1994 | Cleave 1.57 is a replacement for the DOS CLS command which makes the screen appear to split apart. (Samual Kaplin) (Reg.Fee: $6) |
| COMPDATE.ZIP | Yes | 7275 | 4/25/1994 | CompDate 1.0 is a computer dating program. It can be used as a fund raiser for clubs or schools. (Brian P. Roden) (Reg.Fee: $40) |
| COMPSTR.ZIP | Yes | 41101 | 10/5/1994 | Compare Strings 1.0 is a batch file utility which will compare two strings and return an ERRORLEVEL based on whether or not they match. A sample batch file is included. (TTW, Inc.) (Reg.Fee: $2) |
| COPYCON.ZIP | Yes | 28813 | 6/5/1989 | CopyCon 3.12 has many features to make creating batch files easier, such as macros to enter GOTO, ECHO and other common batch command, plus line drawing capabilities. A help screen is also included. The program even uses F6 to save and exit, just like DOS's COPY CON command. (Data Acquisition Inc.) (Reg.Fee: $10) |
| CR.ZIP | Yes | 1292 | 5/29/1989 | CR pushes a carriage return into the keyboard buffer. This is useful for putting default responses to programs run in BAT file processing. (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| CT_CUR.ZIP | Yes | 16132 | 5/28/1989 | CT_CUR lets you check to see if a specified time or day has passed, and it lets you wait for a given time or day, either of which can be used to run programs, etc., at given times. (Terrapin Software) (Reg.Fee: $10) |
| CTRL_P.ZIP | Yes | 1157 | 6/22/1989 | CTRL-P lets you toggle the printer off and on from a batch file. (Keith P. Graham) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| CVOICE.ZIP | Yes | 19291 | 10/19/1989 | Computer Voice Clock lets the computer tell you the time. The voice quality is very good for the PC speakers, and it can be speeded up or slowed down. All 38 words used by the clock program are available individually from the command line, primarily for use in batch files. It will pronounce any number up to 999,999 or reply yes-no from your program. Doesn't work with DESQview and may not work under Win31. (Forben Software Engineering) (Reg.Fee: $25) |
| DAT13C.ZIP | Yes | 12622 | 10/7/1994 | DAT 1.3 will display the date and time from the command line. Output can also be redirected to a file, enabling you to track program and system usage. (George A. Theall) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| DATECHK.ZIP | Yes | 30292 | 5/29/1989 | DateChk 1.0 forces the user to enter a valid system date and time, to the extent that the program requires the year to be 1989 or later and the timer to have an hour greater than "00". (William B. MD Schroder) (Reg.Fee: $?) |
| DAYCHEC.ZIP | Yes | 7614 | 5/29/1989 | Daycheck 1.00 is a batch file utility that will let you determine from within a batch file the day of the week, the hour, the minute, the date, the month, or the year and branch within the batch file accordingly. (Rob J Rosenberger) (ASP) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| DAYWEEK.ZIP | Yes | 1882 | 4/25/1994 | Day Of Week displays the day of the week and the current date. Then exits with the day of the week as the error level (0 = Sunday, etc.). Source code and executable are included. (Dave Jr. Navarro) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| DGREET.ZIP | Yes | 64566 | 5/4/1991 | DigiGreet 2.1 gives you a digitized voice greeting. Depending on the time of day, it will say "Good Morning", "Good Afternoon", or "Good Evening", followed by "Thank You for turning me on, I was getting bored". (Josh Reznick) (Reg.Fee: $7) |
| DINDOUT.ZIP | Yes | 1831 | 5/29/1989 | DinDout is like PUSHDIR/POPDIR but more useful. DIN will store the current directory in a ring buffer that can hold three directory names. DOUT will change from the current directory to the next one in the buffer, making it easy to move among several directories. (Gunner Richwell) (Reg.Fee: $15) |
| DIRCHK.ZIP | Yes | 2026 | 2/26/1991 | DirChk 1.1 can be used in a batch file to test for the existence of a directory. (Daniel K. Hollis) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| DIRTEST.ZIP | Yes | 30494 | 3/18/1994 | DIRTest 1.0 lets you test for the existence of a specified directory from within a batch file. (Chris Sanders) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| DISPLAY.ZIP | Yes | 6360 | 5/29/1989 | Display 1.0 lets you temporarily turn screen display on and off, and more. This allows batch files to turn off text sent to your screen. It also tells the video mode of the screen, clear the screen and relocates the cursor or make it disappear. Unlike ECHO OFF, which will display some text such as DOS error messages, DISPLAY OFF cuts all screen writing which goes through the BIOS. (Dr. Masaaki Sawada) (Reg.Fee: $5-$10) |
| DISSOLVE.ZIP | Yes | 194 | 8/10/1994 | Dissolve is a screen clearing utility for EGA/VGA. You can probably surmise how it goes about the job from the name of the program. (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| DO.ZIP | Yes | 26839 | 12/5/1990 | Do 4.30 is a text and binary file manipulator with both a command line and an interactive interface. Features include copy/cut columns or lines; search/replace text and binary; remove blank/repeated lines; expand tabs; join or glue two files; high bits removed or changed, sort files or merge sorted files; piping and redirection supported; multiple lines into paragraphs or long paragraphs to lines; produce a filtered file and its converse simultaneously; compress white space or remove it from ends; and more. (Larrie V Hutton) (ASP) (Reg.Fee: $29) |
| DO_FOR.ZIP | Yes | 39487 | 9/9/1994 | Do-For 2.5 is a powerful replacement for the DOS batch file command FOR. Part of its power comes in allowing you to specify parts of a PATH or file name. (Glenn Snow) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| DOSVAR.ZIP | Yes | 96366 | 12/13/1994 | DosVar 2.0 will modify variables in a batch file. It supports substrings, justification, zero-stripping and other useful functions. NEW: improved examples and walk-through. (Timothy Campbell) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| DOSVER.ZIP | Yes | 4910 | 10/11/1991 | DOSVer sets errorlevel in a batch file to indicate what version of DOS is being used. (Chuck Steenburgh) (ASP) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| DR_BAK.ZIP | Yes | 27342 | 9/9/1993 | DR_Bak is a batch file utility for storing the current directory and changing back to it later. QB source included. (John De Palma) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| DRSCROL.ZIP | Yes | 26236 | 7/20/1992 | Drscroll 1.4 allows you to scroll a text message across the screen. You can adjust the row and column where you want the message to appear, the size of the message window, the scrolling speed, and more. Another option lets you choose the frequency of the beep that plays during the message. (David Roper) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| DRVCHK.ZIP | Yes | 1719 | 2/26/1991 | DrvChk 1.0 sets errorlevel to indicate what drive you are on. (Daniel K. Hollis) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| DRVDIR.ZIP | Yes | 6394 | 7/9/1991 | DrvDir 3.00 returns the current drive and directory specs in environment variables, and sets errorlevel to show the number of files in the current directory. (Richard N. Wisan) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| DSIZEDW.ZIP | Yes | 1139 | 5/29/1989 | Dsize allows determining the format of a diskette from within a batch file. (David Whitman) (Reg.Fee: $?) |
| DSKCHK3.ZIP | Yes | 3172 | 2/10/1994 | DskChk 3.0 lets you check from within a batch file to see if a drive is available, if the drive door is closed, and optionally, if the disk in the drive can be written to (ie: not write-protected or full). (Richard N. Wisan) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| DTC.ZIP | Yes | 6327 | 10/19/1992 | DTC is a set of batch file utilities. One compares the date and time of two files. Another will Echo with no carriage return, save/revive a directory to/from a file, set Errorlevel, and return Error-level based on time in increments of ten minutes. (Mike Spencer) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| EAJ.ZIP | Yes | 38479 | 2/11/1990 | EAJ 2.2 is an amusing message display utility. It has several options, but the basic premise is that your message will scroll across the screen from right to left. You can specify window size and location, delays, number of times to repeat, colors, centering, and more. (Peter Costello) (Reg.Fee: $10) |
| ECHO_N.ZIP | Yes | 2082 | 5/29/1989 | Echo-N works like DOS's ECHO command, except that it does not advance the cursor to the next line. This means that you could, for example, branch to other parts of a batch file and print additional text on the same line. Commented assembler source is included. (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| ECHOPLS.ZIP | Yes | 13639 | 6/22/1989 | EchoPlus 1.0 lets you Echo system information to the screen from within batch files (or at the DOS prompt). The info that can be displayed (or redirected to a file) includes the current directory, the current drive, DOS version, disk size, disk space available, time and date, time of day, hour of day, minutes, day of month, day of week, month, year. (C & Seaman, J. Venter) (Reg.Fee: $?) |
| ECO.ZIP | Yes | 3068 | 7/17/1989 | EcoMaster 2.04 is an ecology simulation in which you try to predict how animals will survive in a series of different environments or biomes. Each round, players bid for animals, using ecopoints that they have earned. This is a game of skill and chance. Some of the areas where skill comes in include learning which animals perform best in various biomes. The program uses ASCII characters for graphics, so it will run on any machine. (Steve Estvanik) (ASP) (Reg.Fee: $20) |
| EIUTILS3.ZIP | Yes | 254071 | 8/10/1994 | Eissinger Utilities is a set of about 30 DOS utilities, mostly for use in batch files. Functions include clearing part of the screen (above or below row "x"); positioning the cursor on the screen in batch files; prompting for and using user input; and several non-batch file utilities such as displaying hardware configuration; pasting or melding two files together; and more. (Michael A. Eissinger) (Reg.Fee: $25) |
| ELSTR.ZIP | Yes | 7184 | 5/29/1989 | Elstr takes the ERRORLEVEL generated by one program, creates a string containing that number, and passes the string to DOS as if it were typed by the user. This allows the ERRORLEVEL set by one program to be used as input by another program. (Scott Pakin) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| EMSVER.ZIP | Yes | 1136 | 5/29/1989 | Emsver is a batch file utility which sets errorlevel to indicate the type of EMS, if any, that is present in a system, allowing the batch file to branch as appropriate. (Christopher J. Dunford) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| ENV_KE.ZIP | Yes | 43169 | 12/12/1991 | ENV 1.5w is an extensive system for manipulating data via the DOS environment. Features of ENV include the ability to do math calculations, date and time functions, logical operations, text manipulation, editing of environment variables and much more. (Kjell Eikland) (Reg.Fee: $15) |
| EPSHELL.ZIP | Yes | 56437 | 5/29/1989 | EPShell lets you prompt users for input and take action according to the input from within a batch file. While there are other utilities that do this, the set of EP*.* files are also a good lesson in using batch files, creating menus and using ANSI.SYS control commands. (WeeBee Software) (Reg.Fee: $?) |
| EQO10.ZIP | Yes | 16022 | 3/11/1994 | EQO 1.0 is a replacement for DOS' echo command which allows you to echo to the screen DOS symbols that would otherwise not be allowed. It can also echo the current time and date, current drive letter, ASCII control characters, ANSI sequences, and more. (Jeremy Sawicki) (Reg.Fee: $0-5) |
| ERR.ZIP | Yes | 8701 | 9/15/1993 | Err is a TSR which reports errorlevels returned by other programs. (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| ERR_RET.ZIP | Yes | 10008 | 9/21/1989 | ERR_RET tells you what a program sets ERRORLEVEL to, if anything. If you have a utility that sets errorlevel and want to be able to act upon that setting in a batch file, you can use this program to find out what value the program is assigning to errorlevel. (Steven M.D. Fischkoff) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| ERRLEVE.ZIP | Yes | 2445 | 5/29/1989 | ErrLevel will let you determine the date, Julian date, day of week or hour of the day from within a batch file and take action accordingly. (Paul M. Sittler) (Reg.Fee: $?) |
| ERRLVL12.ZIP | Yes | 20456 | 1/4/1995 | Errlvl 1.2 displays the errorlevel set by the previous program. (George A. Theall) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| ESCDEM.ZIP | Yes | 11865 | 3/18/1994 | EscRun 1.01 will pause during your AUTOEXEC.BAT execution for a specified number of seconds and prompt you to press the ESC key to run a program. If the prompt is ignored, the batch file will continue without running the program. (Paradigm Software) (Reg.Fee: $10) |
| FASTBAT.ZIP | Yes | 2458 | 8/10/1994 | Fastbat is a text file that contains a very interesting discussion on how to speed up the execution of batch files. (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| FD.ZIP | Yes | 819 | 5/29/1989 | FD is a utility to check for existence of directories or files. (Martin Telfer) (Reg.Fee: $?) |
| FDATE85A.ZIP | Yes | 68536 | 10/5/1994 | Fdate (SF) 8.5a lets you do date and time arithmetic in batch files. files. There are a number of different ways to put FDATE's output into environment variables. Once this has been done, the environment variables can be used and manipulated in many ways in the batch file. (Stephen Ferg) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| FDATESF.ZIP | Yes | 63230 | 7/22/1992 | Fdate 8.2a lets you do date and time arithmetic in batch files. (Stephen Ferg) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| FDC.ZIP | Yes | 7519 | 8/25/1994 | File Date Compare 2.0 compares the date and time of two given file names and returns an ERRORLEVEL that can be used by a batch file. (Nelson M. Johnson) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| FEED.ZIP | Yes | 6161 | 6/22/1994 | Feed feeds data to your batch files. Pascal source code is included. (Jim Scarletta) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| FJTUTOR.ZIP | Yes | 316740 | 4/13/1994 | Fr. John's Shareware Batch File Tutorials consists of 10 lessons and 50 odd examples of writing batch files, from simple to complex. These tutorials will guide you in writing any sort of batch file and any sort of information screen in a combination of colors or in a simple batch file format. Requires 720K disk space. (John Robinson) (Reg.Fee: $33-45) |
| FLIP_TF.ZIP | Yes | 1165 | 5/29/1989 | Flip lets you change -Lock keys or monitors from within a batch file. (Thomas J. Foth) (Reg.Fee: $?) |
| FORTN411.ZIP | Yes | 66569 | 1/12/1995 | Fortune (BG) adds features to DOS's FOR command. These features can be applied to commands accepting regular DOS wildcards. Results of the command are written to a batch file which you can review before you run it. It also includes the ability to embed redirection indicators in a command, separate the file name and file extension, identify individual characters in the the file name and extension, specify incrementation in the file names, specify multiple statements on one command line, exclude up to 10 file specifications from consideration, do PKZIP commands, and more. (Bruce Guthrie) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| FORTUNE.ZIP | Yes | 27258 | 5/29/1989 | Fortune will give you words of wisdom when run. Put it in your AUTOEXEC file to start each day wise. (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| FPICK.ZIP | Yes | 23755 | 3/29/1993 | FPick 2.3a lets you display a pop-up picklist of filenames in a batch file. The filename picked by the user is available for use as an environment variable. Filenames can be returned in a variety of formats, and names displayed in the picklist can be controlled through a filemask and wildcard characters. (Stephen Ferg) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| FREAK125.ZIP | Yes | 28449 | 12/7/1993 | Freak 1.25 is a replacement for the DOS CLS utility which dissolves the screen image right before your eyes. (Reg.Fee: $6) |
| FREE_VB.ZIP | Yes | 5233 | 5/29/1989 | Free is a small utility that displays the free space on the current or specified disk drive or free RAM memory. It can also set the DOS errorlevel if the amount of free space/memory is less than a specified amount. (Vincent Bly) (Reg.Fee: $?) |
| FREEB.ZIP | Yes | 5161 | 10/5/1993 | Freeboot 1.0 allows you to specify a warm boot or a cold boot and write all data that is currently cached by SMARTDRV to disk before you reboot. (Mike Edgerton) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| FUNCKEY.ZIP | Yes | 5584 | 5/29/1989 | Funckey lets you get a keypress from a user. While it is waiting for the key, it displays the time in a box anywhere on the screen that you specify. (Note that contrary to common practice, FUNCKEY expects the column number to be entered first, then the row, when entering the screen location for the clock.) (Mike Humenny) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| GET_SB.ZIP | Yes | 11308 | 11/30/1994 | Get (SB) 1.7 is a utility similar to the DOS 6.0+ CHOICE which allows your batch file to take action based on a the key pressed in response to a prompt from within the batch file. (Skip Bremer) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| GET262.ZIP | Yes | 99249 | 1/20/1995 | Get 2.62 adds many useful commands to batch files. It will display a prompt and get any keypress, a yes or no response only, a string of characters, the DOS version, the amount of environment space left, file size, amount of free disk space, amount of free memory, and the name of the current directory. It will check for a printer, for a math coprocessor, for ANSI.SYS, and get/set video mode. It can also display a line of scrolling text, perform arithmetic, and more. (Bob Stephan) (Reg.Fee: $16) |
| GETCOLOR.ZIP | Yes | 3217 | 4/28/1994 | GetColor 2.1 detects and saves screen colors at the beginning of a batch file and resets them at the end of the batch file. (Richard B. Simpson) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| GETCOLR.ZIP | Yes | 4144 | 1/14/1994 | Get Colors 1.0 saves the screen colors at the beginning of a batch file and resets them at the end of the batch file. (Richard B. Simpson) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| GETDAY10.ZIP | Yes | 9927 | 11/10/1994 | GetDay 1.0 places the day of the week in an environment variable from within a batch file. This can be useful for performing specified functions based on the day of the week. (Chad Knudson) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| GETDIGI.ZIP | Yes | 1810 | 5/29/1989 | GetDigit displays a specified prompt and accepts a one-digit response to that prompt. On exit, the DOS ERRORLEVEL is set to the digit. Non-numeric keys are ignored and Ctrl-Break will not exit. (Tony Alan Rhea) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| GETKEY.ZIP | Yes | 87637 | 8/31/1994 | GetKey 2.0 is a replacement for the DOS CHOICE batch file command. It displays a color menu of up to 93 choices. (Matthew G. Moody) (Reg.Fee: $10) |
| GETSET.ZIP | Yes | 21463 | 2/10/1994 | Get Set 1.0 is a set of two REXX CMDS, Get_All1, which will list all items in the USER file OS2.INI, and Get_Set1, which will list the setting for all programs in the USER file OS2.INI. (Robert S. Webber) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| GK111CK.ZIP | Yes | 12893 | 11/15/1994 | GetKey - CK 1.11 will wait until the next keypress occurs and then store a textual representation of that key in the DOS environment variable KEY. For example, the uppercase letter A would be represented by "Capital Letter A Pressed." If the program does not recognize the keypress, it places three question marks in KEY. The program is useful for creating menus with batch files. A sample file is included. (Chad Knudson) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| GOODDAY.ZIP | Yes | 473 | 8/10/1994 | GoodDay put in your AUTOEXEC.BAT to have the computer will greet you (on screen, not speech) with "Good morning", "...afternoon", or "...evening", as appropriate. See AUTOTALK for verbal greetings. (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| HDOS.ZIP | Yes | 126926 | 8/25/1994 | HandyDOS 1.6 is a collection of DOS utilities for file handling and batch files. It includes utilities to move and delete files and directories, change attributes, add pop-up windows and sounds to batch files, and more. (Reg.Fee: $28) |
| HILO.ZIP | Yes | 857 | 1/26/1992 | HiLo sets errorlevel to indicate if DOS is loaded in High memory. (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| HIT.ZIP | Yes | 16913 | 5/29/1989 | Hit is a unique way to ask a user (in a batch file) to "hit any key to continue". The animated graphics show a duck hitting the keyboard of a computer with a sledge hammer. Runs a little fast on a 386/486. (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| HOLDON.ZIP | Yes | 43413 | 8/25/1994 | HoldOn 2.14 is a variable delay program for batch files. It has 3 different ranges; seconds, milliseconds, and eighteenths of a second. (Reg.Fee: $6) |
| HORST_1.ZIP | Yes | 13676 | 11/6/1994 | Horst Schaeffer's Free Batch/DOS Utilities 1.0 is a small set of batch file utilities, including a replacement for ECHO with special handling for dates, menuing system for batch files, and more. (Horst Schaeffer) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| HUTILS.ZIP | Yes | 52316 | 5/29/1989 | Hutils is a collection of utilities: check whether an ansi driver is properly installed; current time and date can be directed to a file; check for a particular environment variable from within batch files; reset color card to 80-column text when video scrambled (this sometimes left us with a misplaced cursor); check total memory available after loading programs; type into any `pipe': to file, printer, remotely; computer `sleeps' for ssss.nn seconds, for delayed actions. (Charles Hughes) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| IC.ZIP | Yes | 11939 | 4/13/1994 | Internal Commands 2.2 is an 18k TSR that adds many additional commands to DOS, most of which are mainly of use in batch files: clear screen with color settings, toggle -Lock key status, change the cursor shape, hide files, rename directories, position the cursor on screen, play music in the background, swap printer ports, sum the sizes of specified files, suspend execution until a specified time, and more. Specifications are included to allow programmers to add commands of their own. (Geoff Friesen) (Reg.Fee: $15) |
| IFCRC.ZIP | Yes | 8270 | 5/29/1989 | IfCRC 1.0 allows you to execute commands within a batch file based on whether or not a certain file matches a given CRC value. Although primarily written to execute a certain command based on whether a file has been altered or not, It could also be used to check a daily transfer from a remote site or even used to check for computer viruses. (David Bennett) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| IFF.ZIP | Yes | 41117 | 11/15/1989 | IFF 5.0a combines the functions of several other small utilities into one package. IFF lets you ask simple Y/N questions, check to see if a disk is formatted, search for a file and change to its directory, test for amount of free space on a disk, multi-character responses can be taken from the keyboard and acted upon and more. A Prompt option lets you create a menu in the batch file and get a selection from the user. (John Jr. Knauer) (Reg.Fee: $25-$45) |
| IFTIME.ZIP | Yes | 10065 | 5/6/1991 | IfTime sets errorlevel to reflect if the current time is less than, equal to, or greater than a specified time. C++ source code is included. (John M. Hughes) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| IFWT11.ZIP | Yes | 30020 | 10/11/1993 | IfWait 1.1 controls a speaker or parallel port device such as the TNT IFBUZZ buzzer to allow sending audible feedback to users. (Gary S. Tessler) (Reg.Fee: $19) |
| IMPL155.ZIP | Yes | 28510 | 4/28/1994 | Implode 1.55 is a replacement for CLS in batch files and at the command line. (Reg.Fee: $6) |
| INITDAT.ZIP | Yes | 10595 | 3/4/1990 | InitDate 1.0 displays the system date and time and optionally logs them into a file. (William G. Zentmayer) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| INPUT_TJ.ZIP | Yes | 37764 | 11/12/1993 | Input 3.13 allows you to insert prompts into your batch files. (Chuck Steenburgh) (ASP) (Reg.Fee: $20-30) |
| INPUTX.ZIP | Yes | 41706 | 2/9/1994 | Input 3.2 prompts for 1-digit or 1-letter input by user.iles. (Chuck Steenburgh) (ASP) (Reg.Fee: $20-30) |
| INSIST.ZIP | Yes | 4253 | 5/29/1989 | Insist is a batch file utility that prints out specified text and beeps insistently until it gets input from the keyboard. INSIST2 is similar, but gives up on beeping after about 10 minutes. Assembler source is included. (Richard N. Wisan) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| IS.ZIP | Yes | 20980 | 6/22/1989 | IS lets you test for various system conditions or for literal strings and sets errorlevel accordingly. IS lets you check on user input, system date and time, file date and time and size, disk size, and disk free space. Operators allowed in checking these include Equal To, Greater Than, Less Than, Less Than Or Equal To, Not Equal To, etc. An example of its usage is "IS SYSTIME GT 16:00" where errorlevel is set to 1 if false, 0 if true. `C' source code is included. (Byte_Magic Software) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| IS_VID.ZIP | Yes | 25719 | 7/28/1994 | IsVideo 1.0 will determine what type of video driver is installed in your computer. The utility can be useful in batch files where branching is required based on what type of video is running. (Barry St.John) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| ISADRIV.ZIP | Yes | 3476 | 7/24/1991 | IsADrive 3.0 will let you change drives without getting an "Abort, Retry, Fail" or other error message if the drive is not ready or available. In a batch file, you can check errorlevel to see what the result was, but even in DOS, this utility can save you a lot of aggravation. Instead of typing a drive letter to change drives, use this utility (preferably, renamed to something shorter). IsADrive will also let you hide and unhide a drive. When hidden, it cannot be accessed. There seems to be a minor bug in this version: even without specifying the Silent Mode, we never received error messages. (Tony McNamara) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| JUMPV200.ZIP | Yes | 5759 | 11/16/1994 | Jump (BAT) 2.0 is a batch file enhancer to save the current drive and directory to the environment and restore them at a later time. (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| KBSTAK.ZIP | Yes | 1849 | 5/29/1989 | Kbstak lets you start up another program by taking keystrokes from a specified text file which you can easily create with a text editor. (Jim Kyle) (Reg.Fee: $?) |
| KFLUSH.ZIP | Yes | 1266 | 5/29/1989 | Kflush flushes the keyboard after running a program in which the user may have activated a long keyboard macro. It can be used in a batch file that executes the program, and then KFLUSH after leaving the program. (Dave Angel) (Reg.Fee: $?) |
| LASTDIR.ZIP | Yes | 1517 | 5/29/1989 | Lastdir places the current directory PATH into the environment using the variable name LAST. (Ken Hipple) (Reg.Fee: $?) |
| LISTMOD.ZIP | Yes | 2728 | 11/16/1994 | ListMOD 1.0 reads a given list, line by line, into a batch file along with the required commands, allowing you to perform the same operation on every file name listed in the file. (Horst Schaeffer) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| LOGIT30.ZIP | Yes | 32913 | 9/15/1993 | LOGit 3.0 lets you add a comment, date and time to a log file. (George Spafford) (Reg.Fee: $5) |
| LOOP.ZIP | Yes | 4408 | 5/29/1989 | Loop lets you loop through a set of commands in a batch file a specified number of times. For example, you could use this utility in a batch file to format or copy a specified number of disks. (Charles Shapiro) (Reg.Fee: $5) |
| LPTCHK.ZIP | Yes | 2716 | 5/29/1989 | Lptchk sets ERRORLEVEL for printer status as follows: 4+ -general error; 3 -cable not connected; 2 -paper out; 1 -printer off line; 0 -printer is ready. Remember to start checking ERRORLEVEL in your batch files by checking for the highest number first. (R. VanderKinter) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| LPTRST.ZIP | Yes | 6052 | 6/24/1994 | LPTRST 1.3 will reset the parallel port and set errorlevel to let you know if the printer is ready. (Jeff Bankston) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| MAKEN101.ZIP | Yes | 28007 | 11/23/1994 | MakeName 1.01 creates a unique file name based on the current date and time. It does this by writing a batch file which uses the DOS SET command to set a DOS environment variable to an eight-character string which represents the current date and time. The variable can then be used to rename or copy an existing file. (Timothy Campbell) (Reg.Fee: $6) |
| MATCHVO.ZIP | Yes | 9458 | 9/2/1991 | Matchvol lets you verify that the volume label of a specified disk drive is the same as the name you specified on the DOS command line. Typically, the purpose will be to make sure that the user has the correct floppy disk in a certain drive before proceeding to the next step in a batch file. Pascal source code is included. (Pat Anderson) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| MEMAVAI.ZIP | Yes | 8210 | 5/29/1989 | Memavail allows you to check, from a batch file, your available system memory and compare it against a parameter you supply in the command which runs the program. A typical use in a batch file would be to make sure that there is enough free memory before invoking some program. Pascal source code included. (Pat Anderson) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| MENU_130.ZIP | Yes | 57249 | 8/30/1993 | Menu-Man 1.3 displays menus in batch files. (MicroMetric) (ASP) (Reg.Fee: $25) |
| MM.ZIP | Yes | 54370 | 1/11/1994 | Momentum 1.0 lets you ask questions and get yes or no answers in batch files and branch accordingly. (James F. Tolliver) (ASP) (Reg.Fee: $5) |
| MM_BAT.ZIP | Yes | 13856 | 1/20/1991 | MicroMacroBat lets you add many screen controls to your batch files. The DEMO.BAT that comes with it gives quite an impressive demonstration. When you examine the list of functions that make up the program, you can understand why. The most surprising part is that the EXE file is only 7k, meaning that you can afford to add this anywhere you want to use it. Functions include drawing a box anywhere on the screen, clearing any part of the screen to a specified color, Bloading a screen from a file into video memory (eg: for "slide shows"), filling any part of the screen with a specified ASCII character, painting the screen without disturbing the existing text, a slow printing effect, a regular fast screen write to any place on the screen, waiting for a keypress, making a chime tone from a selection of 10 tones. It gives you the ability to turn the cursor on/off and to move the cursor to any point, to suspend operation until a specified number of seconds elapse, to stuff keystrokes into the key buffer, to (Sitting Duck Software) (Reg.Fee: $35) |
| MSG.ZIP | Yes | 7507 | 5/29/1989 | MSG is a batch file utility that lets you print text on the screen. With DOS's Echo command that you would normally use, you are limited to simple one-line messages. MSG allows you to insert carriage returns, vertical and horizontal tabs and other formatting codes. (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| MSG_PRR.ZIP | Yes | 47970 | 10/20/1993 | Message 2.0 adds sound, messages, and a graphic screen saver to batch files. (Patrick R. Rygiel) (Reg.Fee: $15) |
| NUFTHV01.ZIP | Yes | 5985 | 9/26/1994 | Nuffthar 0.10 will return an ERRORLEVEL based on whether there is more or less space on a specified drive than a given amount. (Bruce Desmond) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| OBOE.ZIP | Yes | 16785 | 12/9/1993 | OBOE 1.0 is a set of 3 functions for use in batch files: prompt for a user input, sound a tone, and move the cursor to any position on screen. (David M. Alexander) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| OEDLIN.ZIP | Yes | 36850 | 8/4/1986 | ED is a screen/text editor designed with many features specifically for creating and modifying Batch Files. (Ed Kidera) (Reg.Fee: $?) |
| OPCOMP.ZIP | Yes | 8162 | 8/16/1991 | Operation Complete says "Operation complete" through your PC's speaker. This is a neat way to end batch file tasks. (David Leithauser) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| PATH_114.ZIP | Yes | 32663 | 8/30/1993 | Path_Man 1.1 will search the directories in your defined Path for a specified file and set Errorlevel based on the results. (MicroMetric) (ASP) |
| PAUSE2.ZIP | Yes | 1486 | 5/29/1989 | Pause2 is an improved version of DOS's PAUSE command. You can display any message and include speaker beeps. (Scott Pakin) (Reg.Fee: $?) |
| PAUSE7.ZIP | Yes | 3450 | 5/19/1994 | Pause7 is a seven second pause. It allows interrupting batch files via control-c or errorlevel check. (Jerry Wightman) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| PAUSEX.ZIP | Yes | 2434 | 5/29/1989 | Pausex is a variation of DOS's PAUSE command. It provides a secret way out of a batch file by pressing X instead of Enter. (Robert M. D. Witriol) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| PAWS2.ZIP | Yes | 5797 | 1/10/1994 | PAWS2 1.0 allows you to insert pause commands in your batch files which will respond to the keyboard or the click of a mouse button. QBasic source code included. (John De Palma) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| PC_CTRL.ZIP | Yes | 19216 | 5/29/1989 | PC-Ctrl is a collection of commonly used utilities in one program: ALARM, a series of beeps until a key is pressed; BEEP, a single beep; BORDER, sets border color; CAP & NUM, toggle the CapsLock and NumLock keys; CUR, changes cursor size; DR, returns disk drive statistics; MEM, returns memory statistics; SWP, swaps printer ports; SWS, swaps serial ports; and ADD, displays addresses of parallel and serial ports. (Jeffrey Ellis) (Reg.Fee: $?) |
| PC_ID.ZIP | Yes | 9019 | 8/10/1991 | PC-ID 1.01 displays a floating box in the middle of the screen with your message in it. (Winston Scott Jones) (Reg.Fee: $5) |
| PCEXEC.ZIP | Yes | 56582 | 3/9/1994 | PCExec is a sort of programming language for DOS. "Command Files", which with the aid of PCEXEC, replace DOS batch files, are straight text files that can be created with any word processor. From within the command files, you can run other programs or DOS commands, do math and string (text) functions, read and write files, use subroutines, and more. Additional commands include WHILE, DO...END, and complex IF statements. Several example command files are included, as well as an 80k doc file. (LPTS Software Systems Inc.) (Reg.Fee: $45) |
| PCMENU.ZIP | Yes | 19968 | 5/29/1989 | PCMenu is a windowed menuing system which may be easily used in batch files and in applications development (i.e. dBase) for professional looking pop-up menus. (J. Eric Slone) (Reg.Fee: $5) |
| PHASERS.ZIP | Yes | 7517 | 1/28/1991 | Phasers displays the message "Firing phasers, Captain" and produces some spacey sound effects. Just the thing to put in your batch files in place of a nondescript "beep". (Scott Wenzel) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| PICSEE.ZIP | Yes | 98741 | 3/10/1994 | PicSee 1.0 displays PCX and GIF files from batch files. QuickBasic source code is included. (John De Palma) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| POWERBAT.ZIP | Yes | 271186 | 6/22/1994 | PowerBatch 2.2 is a programming language and compiler for DOS. It does NOT compile existing batch files, as does TurboBat. It is instead a compiler that supports "batch file type commands," but which will not compile existing batch files without modification. Our impression is that PowerBatch is a little too complex for someone wanting to crank out an occasional compiled batch file or for someone not already familiar with programming concepts. On the positive side, PowerBatch adds about 40 new commands, and for the determined novice, PB is easier to learn than, say, QuickBASIC or Turbo Pascal, but then, it has a much narrower range of use as well. Other features include a box drawing command; a demo file that shows how to create professional pop-up type menus; and some additional utilities. (Joel P Harper) (ASP) (Reg.Fee: $30) |
| PPPD.ZIP | Yes | 13282 | 4/17/1990 | PPPD 3.01 lets you save the current drive and PATH for later recall. This is particularly useful in batch files in which you may not be able to anticipate what directory the user will be in. PPPD lets you save that information, change to another drive and directory to run a program, and then change back to the original drive and directory when done. Unlike similar utilities, it saves data to a temporary disk file rather than being a TSR or relying on space being available in the DOS environment. (Richard N. Wisan) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| PREFIX.ZIP | Yes | 2616 | 12/5/1994 | Prefix 1.0 will prepend a string onto the front of each line of text passed to it. This is very handy for batch files that rely on a common string in the front of each line in order to execute some other command repeatedly. (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| PRNSTAT.ZIP | Yes | 1488 | 5/19/1994 | PrnStat determines if LPT1 is ready. The result is returned via errorlevel. A sample batch file and Assembly source code are included. (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| PRTSC.ZIP | Yes | 762 | 11/19/1993 | PrtSc will issue a print screen command from inside a batch file and optionally, send a form feed too. (Stanley R. Weiss) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| PRTSTAT.ZIP | Yes | 1456 | 6/22/1989 | PRTStat is a handy utility for checking the printer status in a batch file. Returns a non-zero errorlevel if printer is not ready. (Keith P. Graham) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| PSCREEN.ZIP | Yes | 7284 | 11/26/1990 | PScreen 1.03 lets you print a screen from within a batch file. It supports all printer ports and will optionally adds a header with date and time stamps. (The authors are no longer at the address listed in the documentation.) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| QTOD.ZIP | Yes | 26063 | 11/24/1990 | Qtod 1.21 outputs the date and time along with any comment that you put on the command line in a form that can be added to a text file with redirection. This can be used as a quick and easy way to create a time log either from the DOS command line or from a batch file. (Thomas G. Harold) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| RADBOX.ZIP | Yes | 44476 | 8/10/1994 | RadioBox lets you display a mouse-aware, shadow-dropped menu box with a one line command. This is a classy way to get users to select options in batch files. Errorlevel is set to reflect the user's choice. Unfortunately, the 46k file size of RadioBox probably makes this unsuitable for distribution to others, but it is a nice way to jazz up the batch files on your own system. (Dave Nicholson) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| READSCR.ZIP | Yes | 4788 | 9/11/1990 | Read Screen compares text on the screen to specified text and sets errorlevel according to whether or not they match. This can be used in batch files for such things as seeing if a compile was successful or not. C source included. (Jimmy Ning) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| REBEEP.ZIP | Yes | 1102 | 1/31/1987 | Rebeep beeps the computer until a key is pressed. (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| RING14D.ZIP | Yes | 13966 | 11/16/1994 | TifaWARE RING 1.4d beeps the speaker a specified number of times based on the value of ERRORLEVEL. (George A. Theall) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| RTNCODE.ZIP | Yes | 10547 | 5/29/1989 | Rtncode is a little program that you can place in a Batch file to control ERRORLEVEL values as seen by the Batch file processor. (R. D. Allen) (Reg.Fee: $?) |
| RUNAT10.ZIP | Yes | 11058 | 10/19/1994 | Run@ 1.0 creates a temporary batch file from a user-defined list which executes a specified command or set of commands for each item in the list. For example, if the list is a set of files and the specified command is TYPE, the resulting batch file will type each file on the list. Pascal source code is included. (Gisbert W. Selke) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| SAY_TH.ZIP | Yes | 18776 | 5/29/1989 | SAY passes its command line arguments to the SPEECH function, thus allowing batch files to generate speech. You must install SPEECH before SAY will work. (Thom Henderson) (Reg.Fee: $?) |
| SAYTIME.ZIP | Yes | 50153 | 4/13/1989 | Saytime is a speaking clock for your PC. (George Campbell) (ASP) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| SCR1.ZIP | Yes | 15282 | 12/24/1984 | SCR1 is a processing system that was created to assist in creating menus and help screens. The SCREDIT.COM program provides a method of retrieving, editing and saving screen images that can be used in a batch file. SCRBATCH.COM was created to display the screen image and optionally accept a response from the keyboard and set the ERRORLEVEL (so it can be tested using the IF batch subcommand). (Try-It-You'll-Like-It Software) (Reg.Fee: $24) |
| SEBFU.ZIP | Yes | 199211 | 3/9/1994 | SEBFU is a set of batch file utilities. This program has over 100 commands and contains functions for testing keyboard status and getting keyboard input, checking disk drive status and availability, checking printer availability, checking and setting the video mode, checking the date and time, testing the cursor position, setting the screen colors (without disturbing the current screen text), and much more. (Scanlon Enterprises) (Reg.Fee: $20) |
| SEND.ZIP | Yes | 15184 | 5/29/1989 | Send is a substitute for the batch file ECHO command that works with ANSI.SYS (or similar console driver) to allow positioning of the cursor, changing colors, etc., from within batch files. (Howard Rumsey) (Reg.Fee: $?) |
| SETERR.ZIP | Yes | 8355 | 1/16/1995 | SetErr 1.0 allows you to determine if a number is within a specified range and sets ERRORLEVEL for branching within batch files. (Jeff Ramsden) (Reg.Fee: $2) |
| SHOW_AS.ZIP | Yes | 92521 | 10/25/1994 | Show (AS) 1.0 allows you to create batch files with sounds, menus, and screen effects. (Alexander Shender) (Reg.Fee: $10) |
| SHOWLOG.ZIP | Yes | 4186 | 5/29/1989 | ShowLogo 1.1 displays a CGA graphic of your choice until a key is pressed. (Rod L. Renner) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| SIZER.ZIP | Yes | 6772 | 5/29/1989 | Sizer indicates if there has been a successful completion of the previous program in a batch file. (Tony Alan Rhea) (Reg.Fee: $?) |
| SND_EFF1.ZIP | Yes | 169676 | 11/5/1992 | Sound Effects Set 7 is a collection of over 80 EXE's that play sound effects and voice clips through the PC's speaker. These are ideal for use in batch files for an audible system response. Also included are pop-up TSR sound effects and a replacement for the system beep. (David Smith) (Reg.Fee: $10) |
| SND_EFF2.ZIP | Yes | 242736 | 11/5/1992 | See SND_EFF1.ZIP |
| SND_EFF3.ZIP | Yes | 280563 | 11/7/1992 | See SND_EFF1.ZIP |
| SND_EFF4.ZIP | Yes | 293666 | 11/7/1992 | See SND_EFF1.ZIP |
| SND_EFF5.ZIP | Yes | 267696 | 11/7/1992 | See SND_EFF1.ZIP |
| SND_EFF6.ZIP | Yes | 219847 | 11/7/1992 | See SND_EFF1.ZIP |
| SND_EFF7.ZIP | Yes | 251761 | 11/7/1992 | See SND_EFF1.ZIP |
| SOSDFU.ZIP | Yes | 62800 | 11/16/1993 | DOS Tool Box Utils is a collection of 13 batch file utilities. Operations can be performed based on various disk and file conditions. For example, you can set the DOS errorlevel to the percentage of disk space available, or a number representing free disk space in megabytes. (Solid Oak Software) (Reg.Fee: $29-39) |
| SOSTDU.ZIP | Yes | 37715 | 11/17/1993 | DOS Tool Box is a collection of 13 batch file utilities from Solid Oak Software's DOS ToolBox. This package contains utilities that return an ErrorLevel based on the time and day. (Solid Oak Software) (Reg.Fee: $29) |
| SOUND.ZIP | Yes | 1173 | 5/29/1989 | Sound is a utility to control the speaker. Three options are available: BEEP - A short beep. Signifies a noteworthy event, such as error, or end of processing. ALERT - Series of pulsing, insistent sounds patterned after Star Trek red alert. Use for serious warnings of major dangers. TAKEOFF - Long, rising pitch, like a falling bomb or rocket takeoff. Signifies build to a climactic event. (Ken Goosens) (Reg.Fee: $?) |
| SOUNDEF6.ZIP | Yes | 140470 | 3/6/1994 | Sound Effects Set 6 lets you quickly and easily generate small tunes or sound effects for your batch files. An advanced random tone generator and a frequency player with delay options and musical note capabilities is included. Sounds can be paused and controlled, and keyboard/sound frequency interactions are provided. A help screen shell allows you to conrol all sounds from one main file. (Dave Smith) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| SOUNDER.ZIP | Yes | 16296 | 7/7/1993 | Sounder 3.1 produces from 1-3 random tones for use in batch files. 1,110 different tone combinations are possible. You can also specify the frequency and duration of a single tone to be produced, rather than the random tone sequence. (Chuck Steenburgh) (ASP) (Reg.Fee: $5) |
| SOUNDOF.ZIP | Yes | 37355 | 8/25/1992 | Sound Off! generates sound patterns from the command line or batch file. It has two alarm calls, and will read script files for producing general sounds, and music. A script for the William Tell Overture is included. (Ralin Enterprises) (Reg.Fee: $12) |
| SPARKL35.ZIP | Yes | 75531 | 10/17/1994 | Sparkle & Menu Magic 3.5 lets you create fancy batch files. It has over 250 frame styles, over 35 sound effects, mouse support and more. NEW: improved mouse speed, general refinements. (Rob W. Smetana) (Reg.Fee: $39) |
| SPAWN.ZIP | Yes | 15396 | 5/4/1994 | Spawn returns errorlevels of DOS based programs for debugging or constructing batch files. (Roger Morris) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| SPEECH.ZIP | Yes | 12800 | 6/22/1989 | Speech generates speech when run, it performs a "terminate and stay resident", becoming available as a background function, usable by other programs. (Andy McGuire) (Reg.Fee: $?) |
| SPLIT.ZIP | Yes | 1875 | 6/22/1989 | Split 1.01 will split big files to many floppies and recombine them. This is for moving large files from one machine to another. (Mike Johnson) (Reg.Fee: $0-15) |
| SQUEAK.ZIP | Yes | 308 | 8/10/1994 | Squeak simply gives a specified number of "squeaks" when called from DOS. It's intended use is within batch files to get the user's attention. (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| SSTUFF30.ZIP | Yes | 259202 | 3/18/1994 | Steenburgh's Stuff 3.01 contains many useful utilities for batch files, including a menu creation, input system; clock display; disk space checker; file selection, execution system; a program that plays transcribed sheet music on the PC; random number generator; wide range of noise making options; and more. (Chuck Steenburgh) (ASP) (Reg.Fee: $20) |
| STRIKE.ZIP | Yes | 9619 | 9/18/1993 | Strike speaks the words "Strike a key when ready" through your PC's speaker. Use it to spice up your batch files. An animated ANSI drawing of a face is also included. (William Cravener) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| SW_46A.ZIP | Yes | 70642 | 10/21/1994 | Screen Wizard 4.6a is a windowing, screen color, and text placement utility for batch files. It also allows getting user input and has timing controls. Other features include custom screen backgrounds, pause, query and input windows popup, exploding windows and a disk information utility. NEW: can be used to define text background color, internal password checking.. (Warren K. Small) (Reg.Fee: $18) |
| TAIL_CT.ZIP | Yes | 5105 | 2/11/1990 | Tail will prompt you for command line parameters and pass them to the specified program. This will allow you to have complex batch files or menu batch files in which you can easily change program parameters, even when you loop through the batch file more than once. Assembler source is included. (Charles Teasley) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| TASK.ZIP | Yes | 795 | 8/10/1994 | Task is a timed prompt for batch files. If you don't enter anything for the specified number of seconds, execution of the batch files resumes. (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| TEST_V10.ZIP | Yes | 14389 | 11/17/1994 | TEST(1V) will test the file/directory status. This is a Unix-like test program that returns true or false according to a conditional expression. C source code is included. (Jason Mathews) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| TEXFLAG.ZIP | Yes | 1069 | 5/29/1989 | Texflag creates a DOS prompt that displays the national flag of Texas. (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| THANKS.ZIP | Yes | 18904 | 11/10/1994 | Batch File Graphics and Tunes 1.0 is a small collection of sounds and ANSI graphics to add to batch files, including some holiday greetings and PC speaker tunes. (John De Palma) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| TIMEDGE.ZIP | Yes | 1348 | 9/28/1986 | TimedGet allows you to use the IF ERRORLEVEL command of the batch processor to choose between two actions during the execution of a batch file. If no keyboard entry is made within a timeout period, a specified action is taken automatically. (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| TMES.ZIP | Yes | 34688 | 11/15/1993 | TMES 3.0 is a batch file utility which can set environment variables to indicate how many bytes are left on a diskette, can parse a filespec, and more (Tee Roper) (Reg.Fee: $50) |
| TUNE.ZIP | Yes | 1161 | 6/9/1984 | Tune plays one of 5 tunes as an attention-getter. (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| TURBO324.ZIP | Yes | 51088 | 12/14/1994 | TurboBat 3.24 allows you to compile regular DOS batch files into COM programs. This lets them run faster and helps protect them against modification by others. Also included is TrboTXT 1.11 which allows you to convert text files into self-displaying COM files. NEW: Recognizes SETDOS as a 4DOS internal command. (David R. Foley) (ASP) (Reg.Fee: $19) |
| TYME.ZIP | Yes | 437 | 8/10/1994 | Tyme displays the time in a more readable format. (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| UDATE.ZIP | Yes | 41366 | 11/20/1990 | UDate displays the date and time in many possible formats. Among the display format options are the time zone, day of the week and Julian date. It can also be used to set your system time and date, including automatic adjusting for Daylight Savings Time. Output can be redirected to a file. (George Kerber) (Reg.Fee: $5) |
| ULTBOX.ZIP | Yes | 80903 | 4/23/1993 | Ultimate ToolBox 2.0 contains over 85 functions mainly for increasing the power of batch files. Utilities are provided to encrypt files, change attributes, make sounds, change the cursor, calculate the wind chill, scroll the screen, control the keyboard, binary conversion, and more. (David Smith) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| ULTRA.ZIP | Yes | 46881 | 9/24/1993 | Ultra-Quiz appears to be a combination of an IQ test and a trivia game. It consists of 100 very challenging questions. (Pinnacle Help) (Reg.Fee: $4-$6) |
| VDIR.ZIP | Yes | 26833 | 10/27/1989 | VDIR will read directory listings and text files through the Covox Speech Thing. VDIR is somewhat difficult to understand at first, but the longer we worked with it, the easier it became to understand it. It will also read text files a line at a time. When VDIR starts, it reads some information from the directory and waits for you to press a key. By using the cursor keys, you can have it read on directory entry at a time. (Bill Arendt) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| VGACLR.ZIP | Yes | 70299 | 6/8/1993 | VGA Clear Screen is a set of 28 VGA designs for clearing the screen with a graphics display. Designs include shadows, doors, stars, an exploding ball, and more. Requires EGA/VGA. (David Smith) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| VID_FX2.ZIP | Yes | 80500 | 2/4/1994 | Video Effects 3.0 lets you add VGA/EGA graphic effects to batch files. (David Smith) (Reg.Fee: $15) |
| VIDTYPE.ZIP | Yes | 29199 | 6/16/1990 | Vidtype 1.8 sets up a DOS environment variable that indicates the type of video you have. Before running some application, this variable can be accessed with the IF statement in a batch file to automatically add the program's command line parameter or video driver file to select the appropriate video type. This is most useful in a network environment where different kinds of video may be used with the same program. The program has options for detecting the current row/col mode, the system type, DOS version, free environment space, and keyboard type. user-prompt for monitor type with CGA adapters, detecting the CPU type and changed numbering sequence for errorlevels. Another option allows enabling or disabling row and column variables when more environment space is needed. The author's address in the documentation is no longer current. (Vince Deegan) (Reg.Fee: $5) |
| WAIT.ZIP | Yes | 192 | 8/10/1994 | Wait causes the computer to pause execution of commands in a batch file until a specified time. (Ed Jordan) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| WAIT_JR.ZIP | Yes | 11209 | 5/29/1989 | Wait-JR 1.0 is a general purpose replacement for all the PAUSE and keystroke query programs used in BATCH files. It can wait until a given time, wait a given amount of time, wait until any key is hit, or wait until a specific answer is typed in. It will then either run a command or simply return, doing nothing except returning a useful return code. Pascal source code is included. (Jon Radel) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| WAIT13.ZIP | Yes | 5545 | 10/4/1994 | Wait (DH) 1.3 will pause for a specified number of seconds. During the pause, you can press any key to abort the pause. Doing so will also set ERRORLEVEL to 1 so that your batch file can branch in response to the keypress. NEW: allows I/O redirection./O redirection. (Dan Hallock) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| WAITDISK.ZIP | Yes | 27357 | 10/22/1992 | WaitDisk prompts the user to place a specified disk into a specific drive and does not continue until it can identify the disk by Volume Label and/or Serial Number. This is useful for doing partial backups, verifying that the proper data disk has been entered, creating installation batch files, etc. (Larry B. Rice) (Reg.Fee: $5) |
| WAITEX.ZIP | Yes | 2670 | 5/29/1989 | Waitex causes a program to run UNTIL a specified time at which point it exits back to DOS where it could, for example, continue executing a batch file or simply return to a DOS prompt. Could be useful for unattended backups or transmission of files. (Note: Waitex seems to work erratically - mainly with large programs. Test before using. Also see My-Desk in Desktop Utilities which has a similar feature.) (Ed Jordan) (Reg.Fee: $?) |
| WAITFR11.ZIP | Yes | 11150 | 3/18/1994 | WaitFor 1.1 lets you add delays to batch files. (James Huckabey) |
| WAITN.ZIP | Yes | 2085 | 5/29/1989 | Waitn waits for a specified number of seconds in batch processing in order to display a screen, etc. (Ken Goosens) (Reg.Fee: $?) |
| WAITUNT.ZIP | Yes | 1352 | 5/29/1989 | WaitUntl can be used in batch files to simply wait until a certain time passes. The program continually displays the current time, which makes it easy to compare to the time set in WAITUNTL. WAITUNTL makes it easy to trigger a series of events based on time, such as downloading data at 2am or running a series of reports at 6:15 to have ready when you get in. (Software Research) (Reg.Fee: $?) |
| WAITUT.ZIP | Yes | 19355 | 1/16/1995 | WAIT & ASK Utils 1.0 contains two batch file utilities: WAIT allows you to display a message to the user and wait a specified number of seconds before continuing. ASK allows you to prompt the user for a Y/N response from within a batch file for the purpose of branching. Sample batch files are included. (Greg DiGiorgio) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| WARMBOOT.ZIP | Yes | 5568 | 5/29/1989 | Warmboot contains 3 programs. COLD.COM is a program which performs a cold start on PC's and compatibles. Used in a batch file which installs some kind of O/S change (such as re-writing the CONFIG.SYS file, etc.). This program is called when a full power-on test is desired. WARM.COM will provide you with a quick reboot function and PREPARE.COM sets a flag in BIOS memory to indicate that it's a keyboard reset not a cold start. Place PREPARE in your AUTOEXEC.BAT file so whenever you do a Ctrl-Alt-Del, your reboot time is shorter. (Dave Bushong) (Reg.Fee: $?) |
| WHEEP.ZIP | Yes | 1718 | 2/6/1989 | Wheep is a batch file utility for getting the attention of users. To use, enter WHEEP n where n is some number. Example: WHEEP 3. (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| WISP.ZIP | Yes | 79555 | 12/15/1990 | WISP 3.0 is a programming language specifically designed for creating menuing systems, interactive tutorials, demos, batch files, etc. It does not create executable files, but the WISP.EXE file needed to run the programs is just 8k and fast, Making it a reasonable alternative to compiling. An editor/debugger and several sample files are included. (Sitting Duck Software) (Reg.Fee: $15-$45) |
| XSET260.ZIP | Yes | 96466 | 12/12/1994 | XSet 2.60 allows you to put anything you want into a DOS environment variable. Features include built-in full floating-point calculation, access to system data, access to high-level user interface input/output and more. It is fully compatible with DOS, DR-DOS, NDOS and 4DOS. (Marc Stern) (Reg.Fee: $3) |
| YN.ZIP | Yes | 1197 | 5/29/1989 | YN is a batch file utility that prompts the user for a Yes or No response and sets ERRORLEVEL accordingly. (Emery D Wooten) (ASP) (Reg.Fee: $0) |
| YNPROMPT.ZIP | Yes | 6469 | 10/20/1994 | YNPrompt 1.0 prompts for a yes or no response from within a batch file. A sample batch file and Hex code are included. (J.R. III Brimmer) (Reg.Fee: $0) |