Graphical CMD

If you ever needed a more intuitive way to create Batch files on your computer than editing them in Notepad and saving them as BAT files, you should probably consider using third-party software.

Graphical CMD is one of the applications that can help you not only create BAT files, but also execute them and export their contents to text documents.

This application enables you to create BAT files on your computer in a quick, effortless manner and execute them directly from the application. The app's Batch Creator utility lets you edit directly in its dedicated window, save the contents, clear the screen, undo your steps and even hide the window if you no longer need it.

Given that, unlike the command prompt utility, this program features a Graphical User Interface (GUI), you'll be able to view the output of your BAT on the screen and browse it as you wish.

Graphical CMD can also be used to execute the BAT files you've created. You simply need to load the corresponding item from your computer by clicking the "***" button, browsing to the destination folder and selecting the file.

Executing the BAT can be done effortlessly by simply pressing the "Execute" button. However, note that if you no longer need to handle the file you've launched, you have to stop it manually. Otherwise, you won't be able to execute another BAT.

As previously stated, after launching a BAT, you will be provided with text feedback directly in the main window. The entire text can be exported to a TXT file on your computer by simply clicking the "Export" button.

Unfortunately, you can't decide on the name and destination path of the exported TXT, as it is automatically named "export.txt" and placed in the root folder of the application.

All things considered, Graphical CMD can help you create BAT files on your PC, execute them and export their feedback to plain text documents.