UTCacheExtract 
Description: UTCacheExtract is a utility to help players of Unreal Tournament. Players who play online have surely noticed that if they join a server that is utilizing maps, skins, sound effects, etc that you do not currently have, the server will send them to you for you to use. You may have also noticed that those items you get are then available in later multiplayer sessions online on the same or different servers. What you may not have noticed (or have and didn't know how to fix) is that those same items are inaccessible from single-player modes of play. Making it impossible to practice on the maps you play online, or to utilize any of the neat skins or sound effects you may have gotten from those servers. Enter UTCacheExtract which will solve this problem. Install UTCacheExtract anywhere you like and create a shortcut to it. When run it will find your install of Unreal Tournament and extract those items you've downloaded, setting them up for use in all modes of Unreal Tournament, also telling you how many items were handled.

Version: 1.0 | Filesize: 280.91 Kb
Added on: 31-Jan-2004 | Downloads: 189
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  PopKey (without carriage return) 
Description: This version is identical in function but removes the CRLF (carriage return and line feed) from the output. This can be useful if you're inputting items into ENTER-sensitive places like web pages or apps that would respond in ways you'd rather they didn't to ENTER keys. Get the version you need (or both).

Version: 1.0 | Filesize: 284.61 Kb
Added on: 04-Feb-2004 | Downloads: 200
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  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.

Screenshot available here!

Version: 1.0 | Filesize: 283.02 Kb
Added on: 31-Jan-2004 | Downloads: 212
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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: 217
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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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  ProcessByDate 
Description: ProcessByDate is a utility to help you process files based on last access date. Say you want to move all files older than 15 days from a directory with a script. With normal DOS this is not easily done (if possible at all). With ProcessByDate you can move the files that match the age you specify quickly and easily. Self-documenting as all my apps are, additional information on usage is also in the readme.txt file included.

Version: 1.0 | Filesize: 280.39 Kb
Added on: 31-Jan-2004 | Downloads: 239 | Rating: 10.0 (1 Vote)
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  Disk Search  
Description: DiskSearch can help with gathering info about a given location on your hard drives.
It can search a given path for files and directories using last access date, last modification date, or by name. You can also combine parameters such as searching for files/dirs that haven't been modified in a certain number of days.

For instance:

ds -m 100 -n work c:\

The above line would begin the search at the root of your C:\ drive for files that have "work" somewhere in the name and haven't been modified in over 100 days.


Version: 1.1 | Filesize: 643.37 Kb
Added on: 01-Jun-2007 | Downloads: 259
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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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  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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  Sequencer  
Description: Sequencer allows you to stage executables in your BAT file programming. Perhaps you want a Windows task to launch from your BAT file but you want the rest of the BAT file to wait for that app to finish before continuing. Since DOS is ignorant of the Windows environment, and launching a Windows app "frees" the DOS command interpreter, execution normally carries on right away, which can make timing these things difficult. Enter Sequencer. Simply copy Sequencer.exe to somewhere in your PATH (95/98/ME - C:\WINDOWS\COMMAND NT/2000 - C:\WINNT\SYSTEM32) and then, in your BAT file, make the call to your first Windows app, followed immediately by a call to Sequencer with a unique portion (or all) of the window name of that app. Execution will stop in your BAT file until Sequencer returns, which it will not do until the first app quits.

NOTE - This app has been made obsolete by newer versions of Windows. See the syntax help for the "/WAIT" parameter of the START command (start /?). This new parameter can do what Sequencer can do without the need to download an additional tool like Sequencer. Sequencer may still be useful to those running older versions of Windows that do not have access to the START command.
Version: 1.0 | Filesize: 280.20 Kb
Added on: 31-Jan-2004 | Downloads: 269
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