Make Batch Files

Windows scripts make it easier for users to perform repetitive tasks, saving them the trouble of having to go through the same routine. To create a batch file in Windows, all you need is a simple text editor and the knowledge to do it. For those who do not posses the latter, things might become a bit troublesome. An alternative is to use an automatic script generator, such as Make Batch Files.

As its name suggests, Make Batch Files enables you to create batch files easily, as it comes with a plethora of commands that can be inserted into the script you are about to generate.

What is even greater is that you don't have to write anything yourself: you can simply use drag and drop from one panel to the other to add new commands to the script. Obviously, if an input is required, you have to provide it. For instance, when creating a new directory, you have to assign it a name.

The range of available commands covers various types of actions. If we are talking about file manipulation, there are commands for copying, deleting, moving, renaming files, setting attributes, file comparison, printing, and so on. You can also create and manage directories, place conditional commands and loops, launch programs, or manage bookmarks.

A few system commands are also available. The script can contain options to shutdown the PC, terminate a task, change the current date and time, configure COM ports, query installed devices, and the list does not end here. There are also console-related commands and file system ones, service manipulation actions, scheduling options, and network-related commands.

Make Batch Files can surely become a powerful tool in the right hands. It makes it much easier to generate batch scripts containing all sorts of commands, as it requires no programming knowledge whatsoever.