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2DRIVE.ZIP 11961 02-03-94 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 179681 09-22-94 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 198783 07-21-94 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 15198 10-14-89 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 2845 12-01-94 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 3330 05-29-89 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 67943 06-03-90 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 7272 05-29-89 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 13301 04-25-94 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 1270 05-29-89 Ask gets Y/N input by user in response to
| questions in the batch file. (Reg.Fee: $0)
ASK11C.ZIP 15289 09-27-94 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 15334 09-15-93 ASKit 1.1 is a batch file utility for getting
| user input. (George Spafford) (Reg.Fee: $5)
AT.ZIP 2962 05-29-89 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 54688 04-04-93 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 20970 05-29-89 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 40530 07-09-91 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 16243 05-29-89 Batch File Editor 1.4 is a small, simple
| editor for editing batch files. (Mike
| Tisdell) (Reg.Fee: $0)
BATCHES.ZIP 55457 01-18-94 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 5650 03-24-90 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 35936 12-18-87 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 1591 11-19-93 Batkey 1.0 will return an errorlevel equal to
| the decimal value of the key pressed.
| (Stanley R. Weiss) (Reg.Fee: $5)
BATKIT.ZIP 80061 08-22-94 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 23037 12-01-94 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 4189 07-11-89 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 14340 04-27-86 BatMaker creates batch files for you.
| (Reg.Fee: $0)
BATMAN.ZIP 26447 05-29-89 Batman Waves contains two digitized sound
| files from the old Batman TV series.
| (Reg.Fee: $0)
BATMEN30.ZIP 44529 09-30-94 BatMenu 3.0 makes a list of all batch files
| in the current directory. (Dr. Leslie Danks)
| (Reg.Fee: $0)
BATMNU.ZIP 50578 10-20-94 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 27928 09-21-93 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 68998 12-08-91 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 65279 03-09-94 Batch File Tutorial teaches beginning to
| advanced uses of batch files. (Reg.Fee: $0)
BAX21.ZIP 200369 10-25-94 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 15651 05-29-89 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 12886 05-29-89 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 16187 12-30-89 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 6390 09-07-93 Bells is a collection of beeps for use with
| batch files. (Jerry Whiting) (Reg.Fee: $0)
BIGECHO.ZIP 29725 05-29-89 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 34023 05-25-94 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 56955 09-17-90 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 20249 08-09-94 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 261 03-03-94 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 1285 08-10-94 Boxes 1.0 is Clipper code for shadowed
| message boxes. (Kevin S. Gallagher)
| (Reg.Fee: $0)
BQUERY.ZIP 5681 01-25-90 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 4737 01-15-92 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 4848 01-14-94 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 198605 03-05-94 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 47857 12-15-92 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 74978 09-07-93 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 38156 11-17-94 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 6159 05-29-89 CDtest checks for the existence of specified
| Path. (Leroy Casterline) (Reg.Fee: $?)
CECHO.ZIP 28890 05-29-89 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 20361 05-29-89 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 2651 05-29-89 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 4376 08-22-94 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 1170 05-29-89 Checking lets you know if a previous program
| executed successfully. (Reg.Fee: $0)
CHKDRV.ZIP 1196 10-03-89 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 1172 05-29-89 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 28363 12-07-93 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 5851 05-29-89 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 13247 05-16-94 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 15608 06-27-93 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 2046 03-22-92 ChkWin can be used in a batch file to detect
| the presence and operating mode of Windows.
| (Tom Clark) (Reg.Fee: $0)
CHOOSE.ZIP 33680 07-13-94 Choose 3.0 provides menu controlled branching
| within the AUTOEXEC or other batch files.
| (Hank Krejci) (ASP) (Reg.Fee: $20)
CL_RE.ZIP 47222 06-25-91 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 1074 05-29-89 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 40993 08-25-94 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 7275 04-25-94 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 41101 10-05-94 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 28813 06-05-89 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 1292 05-29-89 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 16132 05-28-89 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 1157 06-22-89 CTRL-P lets you toggle the printer off and
| on from a batch file. (Keith P. Graham)
| (Reg.Fee: $0)
CVOICE.ZIP 19291 10-20-89 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 12622 10-07-94 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 30292 05-29-89 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 7614 05-29-89 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 1882 04-25-94 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 64566 05-04-91 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 1831 05-29-89 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 2026 02-26-91 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 30494 03-18-94 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 6360 05-29-89 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 194 08-10-94 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 26839 12-05-90 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 39487 09-09-94 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 96366 12-13-94 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 4910 10-11-91 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 27342 09-09-93 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 26236 07-20-92 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 1719 02-26-91 DrvChk 1.0 sets errorlevel to indicate what
| drive you are on. (Daniel K. Hollis)
| (Reg.Fee: $0)
DRVDIR.ZIP 6394 07-09-91 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 1139 05-29-89 Dsize allows determining the format of a
| diskette from within a batch file. (David
| Whitman) (Reg.Fee: $?)
DSKCHK3.ZIP 3172 02-11-94 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 6327 10-19-92 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 38479 02-11-90 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 2082 05-29-89 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 13639 06-22-89 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 3068 07-18-89 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 254071 08-10-94 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 7184 05-29-89 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 1136 05-29-89 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 43169 12-12-91 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 56437 05-29-89 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 16022 03-11-94 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 8701 09-15-93 Err is a TSR which reports errorlevels
| returned by other programs. (Reg.Fee: $0)
ERR_RET.ZIP 10008 09-21-89 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 2445 05-29-89 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 20456 01-04-95 Errlvl 1.2 displays the errorlevel set by the
| previous program. (George A. Theall)
| (Reg.Fee: $0)
ESCDEM.ZIP 11865 03-18-94 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 2458 08-10-94 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 819 05-29-89 FD is a utility to check for existence of
| directories or files. (Martin Telfer)
| (Reg.Fee: $?)
FDATE85A.ZIP 68536 10-05-94 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 63230 07-22-92 Fdate 8.2a lets you do date and time
| arithmetic in batch files. (Stephen Ferg)
| (Reg.Fee: $0)
FDC.ZIP 7519 08-25-94 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 6161 06-22-94 Feed feeds data to your batch files. Pascal
| source code is included. (Jim Scarletta)
| (Reg.Fee: $0)
FJTUTOR.ZIP 316740 04-13-94 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 1165 05-29-89 Flip lets you change -Lock keys or monitors
| from within a batch file. (Thomas J. Foth)
| (Reg.Fee: $?)
FORTN411.ZIP 66569 01-12-95 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 27258 05-29-89 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 23755 03-29-93 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 28449 12-07-93 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 5233 05-29-89 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 5161 10-05-93 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 5584 05-29-89 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 11308 11-30-94 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 99249 01-20-95 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 3217 04-28-94 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 4144 01-14-94 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 9927 11-10-94 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 1810 05-29-89 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 87637 08-31-94 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 21463 02-10-94 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 12893 11-15-94 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 473 08-10-94 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 126926 08-25-94 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 857 01-26-92 HiLo sets errorlevel to indicate if DOS is
| loaded in High memory. (Reg.Fee: $0)
HIT.ZIP 16913 05-29-89 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 43413 08-25-94 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 13676 11-06-94 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 52316 05-29-89 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 11939 04-13-94 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 8270 05-29-89 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 41117 11-15-89 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 10065 05-06-91 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 30020 10-11-93 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 28510 04-28-94 Implode 1.55 is a replacement for CLS in
| batch files and at the command line.
| (Reg.Fee: $6)
INITDAT.ZIP 10595 03-04-90 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 37764 11-13-93 Input 3.13 allows you to insert prompts into
| your batch files. (Chuck Steenburgh) (ASP)
| (Reg.Fee: $20-30)
INPUTX.ZIP 41706 02-09-94 Input 3.2 prompts for 1-digit or 1-letter
| input by user.iles. (Chuck Steenburgh) (ASP)
| (Reg.Fee: $20-30)
INSIST.ZIP 4253 05-29-89 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 20980 06-22-89 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 25719 07-28-94 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 3476 07-24-91 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 5759 11-16-94 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 1849 05-29-89 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 1266 05-29-89 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 1517 05-29-89 Lastdir places the current directory PATH
| into the environment using the variable name
| LAST. (Ken Hipple) (Reg.Fee: $?)
LISTMOD.ZIP 2728 11-16-94 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 32913 09-15-93 LOGit 3.0 lets you add a comment, date and
| time to a log file. (George Spafford)
| (Reg.Fee: $5)
LOOP.ZIP 4408 05-29-89 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 2716 05-29-89 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 6052 06-24-94 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 28007 11-23-94 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 9458 09-02-91 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 8210 05-29-89 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 57249 08-31-93 Menu-Man 1.3 displays menus in batch files.
| (MicroMetric) (ASP) (Reg.Fee: $25)
MM.ZIP 54370 01-12-94 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 13856 01-21-91 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 7507 05-29-89 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 47970 10-20-93 Message 2.0 adds sound, messages, and a
| graphic screen saver to batch files. (Patrick
| R. Rygiel) (Reg.Fee: $15)
NUFTHV01.ZIP 5985 09-26-94 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 16785 12-09-93 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 36850 08-04-86 ED is a screen/text editor designed with
| many features specifically for creating and
| modifying Batch Files. (Ed Kidera) (Reg.Fee:
| $?)
OPCOMP.ZIP 8162 08-16-91 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 32663 08-31-93 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 1486 05-29-89 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 3450 05-19-94 Pause7 is a seven second pause. It allows
| interrupting batch files via control-c or
| errorlevel check. (Jerry Wightman)
| (Reg.Fee: $0)
PAUSEX.ZIP 2434 05-29-89 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 5797 01-10-94 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 19216 05-29-89 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 9019 08-10-91 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 56582 03-09-94 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 19968 05-29-89 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 7517 01-28-91 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 98741 03-10-94 PicSee 1.0 displays PCX and GIF files from
| batch files. QuickBasic source code is
| included. (John De Palma) (Reg.Fee: $0)
POWERBAT.ZIP 271186 06-22-94 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 13282 04-17-90 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 2616 12-05-94 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 1488 05-19-94 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 762 11-19-93 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 1456 06-22-89 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 7284 11-26-90 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 26063 11-24-90 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 44476 08-10-94 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 4788 09-11-90 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 1102 01-31-87 Rebeep beeps the computer until a key is
| pressed. (Reg.Fee: $0)
RING14D.ZIP 13966 11-16-94 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 10547 05-29-89 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 11058 10-19-94 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 18776 05-29-89 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 50153 04-13-89 Saytime is a speaking clock for your PC.
| (George Campbell) (ASP) (Reg.Fee: $0)
SCR1.ZIP 15282 12-24-84 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 199211 03-09-94 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 15184 05-29-89 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 8355 01-16-95 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 92521 10-25-94 Show (AS) 1.0 allows you to create batch
| files with sounds, menus, and screen effects.
| (Alexander Shender) (Reg.Fee: $10)
SHOWLOG.ZIP 4186 05-29-89 ShowLogo 1.1 displays a CGA graphic of your
| choice until a key is pressed. (Rod L.
| Renner) (Reg.Fee: $0)
SIZER.ZIP 6772 05-29-89 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 169676 11-06-92 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 242736 11-06-92 See SND_EFF1.ZIP
SND_EFF3.ZIP 280563 11-07-92 See SND_EFF1.ZIP
SND_EFF4.ZIP 293666 11-07-92 See SND_EFF1.ZIP
SND_EFF5.ZIP 267696 11-07-92 See SND_EFF1.ZIP
SND_EFF6.ZIP 219847 11-07-92 See SND_EFF1.ZIP
SND_EFF7.ZIP 251761 11-07-92 See SND_EFF1.ZIP
SOSDFU.ZIP 62800 11-16-93 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 37715 11-17-93 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 1173 05-29-89 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 140470 03-06-94 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 16296 07-07-93 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 37355 08-25-92 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 75531 10-17-94 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 15396 05-04-94 Spawn returns errorlevels of DOS based
| programs for debugging or constructing batch
| files. (Roger Morris) (Reg.Fee: $0)
SPEECH.ZIP 12800 06-22-89 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 1875 06-22-89 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 308 08-10-94 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 259202 03-18-94 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 9619 09-18-93 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 70642 10-21-94 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 5105 02-11-90 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 795 08-10-94 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 14389 11-17-94 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 1069 05-29-89 Texflag creates a DOS prompt that displays
| the national flag of Texas. (Reg.Fee: $0)
THANKS.ZIP 18904 11-10-94 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 1348 09-28-86 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 34688 11-15-93 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 1161 06-10-84 Tune plays one of 5 tunes as an
| attention-getter. (Reg.Fee: $0)
TURBO324.ZIP 51088 12-14-94 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 437 08-10-94 Tyme displays the time in a more readable
| format. (Reg.Fee: $0)
UDATE.ZIP 41366 11-20-90 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 80903 04-23-93 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 46881 09-24-93 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 26833 10-27-89 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 70299 06-08-93 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 80500 02-04-94 Video Effects 3.0 lets you add VGA/EGA
| graphic effects to batch files. (David Smith)
| (Reg.Fee: $15)
VIDTYPE.ZIP 29199 06-16-90 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 192 08-10-94 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 11209 05-29-89 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 5545 10-04-94 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 27357 10-22-92 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 2670 05-29-89 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 11150 03-18-94 WaitFor 1.1 lets you add delays to batch
| files. (James Huckabey)
WAITN.ZIP 2085 05-29-89 Waitn waits for a specified number of
| seconds in batch processing in order to
| display a screen, etc. (Ken Goosens)
| (Reg.Fee: $?)
WAITUNT.ZIP 1352 05-29-89 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 19355 01-16-95 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 5568 05-29-89 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 1718 02-06-89 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 79555 12-15-90 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 96466 12-12-94 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 1197 05-29-89 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 6469 10-20-94 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)
