PopKey 
Description: PopKey is a handy utility to enable you to insert text items (email/web signatures, quotes, or whatever) into any foreground application in Windows. Very handy! See the screenshot below for a view of the interface.

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Version: 1.0 | Filesize: 283.02 Kb
Added on: 31-Jan-2004 | Downloads: 212
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  RDelete XP  
Description: RDelete (Recursive Delete) allows you to remove files based on a specific filename or a wildcard. For instance you can delete all TMP files by running:

rdelete c:\ *.tmp

which would remove all *.TMP files from the root of C: on down. If you wanted to remove files from only a certain branch or section of the hard drive you can specify that behavior like this:

rdelete c:\windows *.tmp

This invocation would remove *.TMP files again, but ONLY from C:\WINDOWS and any directories it contains. RDelete can be used from command-line or from within BAT files. This version of RDelete is for Windows NT, 2K and XP only.

Version: 1.0 | Filesize: 252.80 Kb
Added on: 31-Jan-2004 | Downloads: 260
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  DateIt  
Description: DateIt is a command-line utility that will allow you, from within BAT files or manually, to "timestamp" the date an operation took place. When run, DateIt obtains the current date from the system and creates a *file* with the name being the date it was run. Quite useful for background jobs that you need to know ran successfully or not.

Version: 1.0 | Filesize: 252.85 Kb
Added on: 31-Jan-2004 | Downloads: 305
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  Switch  
Description: Switch is a command-line utility that will allow you, from within BAT files or manually, to replace one string with another. For example running "switch c:\windows\myfile.ini OldString newstring" would replace (case-sensitive) "OldString" with "newstring" in the file c:\windows\myfile.ini.

Version: 1.0 | Filesize: 252.81 Kb
Added on: 31-Jan-2004 | Downloads: 1952
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  FTPBatch  
Description: FTPBatch is a command-line utility that will allow you, from within BAT files to automatically transfer files to or from a remote server via FTP. This can be very handy for people who have regular transfers (say nightly or weekly) that need to take place in an automated fashion. The appropriate commands can be put into a BAT or CMD file and scheduled to run on a regular basis with the 'at' command or Scheduled Tasks item in the Accesories/System Tools Start menu.

Version: 1.0 | Filesize: 281.35 Kb
Added on: 31-Jan-2004 | Downloads: 279
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  FTPBatch (PASV mode)  
Description: For those who need it here is a version of FTPBatch that will use PASV (passive) mode, for performing FTPBatch operations behind firewalls or other network devices that may break normal FTP transmissions.

Version: 1.0 | Filesize: 281.69 Kb
Added on: 31-Jan-2004 | Downloads: 1965
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  FTPNuke 
Description: FTPNuke is a command-line utility that will allow you, from within BAT files or manually, to delete files from a remote server via FTP. I created FTPNuke as a direct result of a request from a user of FTPBatch who had a need for this functionality. So I wrote it as a general-purpose app so that others may use it too.

Version: 1.0 | Filesize: 280.98 Kb
Added on: 31-Jan-2004 | Downloads: 216
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  DateSet  
Description: DateSet is a utility for retrieving the system date or time and using it from within your DOS shell or a BAT file. This is great for things like renaming log files with the current date or time, or for creating datestamp files to indicate that a process has run successfully. Easy to use, you just install the EXE, then call it and the BAT file it creates to set the environment variables for later use anywhere in your script or at the command-line. Easy docs are in the readme.txt file.

Version: 1.0 | Filesize: 280.73 Kb
Added on: 31-Jan-2004 | Downloads: 589 | Rating: 10.0 (1 Vote)
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  FileZero 
Description: FileZero is a utility for determining whether a file is zero-length or not from within a BAT file. Many internet utilities may create an empty zero-length file while they download. Once you know the file's status you can then take action within the BAT file based on that information. If you need an automatic way to wait for a file to change from zero-length to non-zero FileZero can do it for you. See the readme.txt for more information and example usage.

Version: 1.0 | Filesize: 280.80 Kb
Added on: 31-Jan-2004 | Downloads: 222
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  Recurse  
Description: Recurse fills yet another gap in DOS - the ability to recursively process the contents of a text file by way of a batch process (BAT). For example let's say you get a list of usernames, and for every name you want to disable their accounts after they have left the company. You could do it manually, one at a time, either from the GUI or command-line. That might even be a good idea if there are only 5 or 10 of them. But what if you have 100? 1000? Even with normal command-line tools you could have trouble. With Recurse what was difficult or impossible becomes easy. Simply create the BAT file you'd like to use and write it in such a way that it accepts arguments from the command-line. Then create (or export from whatever source you got the list from - email, spreadsheet) your TXT file with your list of items to be processed and run recurse. Full instructions and an example are included in the readme.txt file.

Version: 1.0 | Filesize: 280.48 Kb
Added on: 31-Jan-2004 | Downloads: 264 | Rating: 10.0 (1 Vote)
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