File Name Summary

File names are important in these areas:

Running WinBatch scripts.

WinBatch scripts are text files the WinBatch interpreter translates into action. To do this from a program launcher such as the Start Run menu item on the Taskbar, the file name of WinBatch has to be entered followed by a space and the name of a script.

Start Run from the Windows Taskbar produces this dialog:

Compiling WinBatch files with WinBatch Compiler.

If you have the WinBatch Compiler, you have the option of including in the executable batch file; all, or just the minimum, number of files WinBatch needs to run a particular script. The Compiler includes selection dialogs for choosing options. The file name tables are here for general information.

Using Accessories.

WinBatch comes with a window position and name grabber called Window Information.exe. And, WinBatch comes with a Dialog Editor. The filenames for these utilities as well as filenames for WinBatch, Compiler, and WinBatch Dlls are listed below.

WinBatch and Compiler Programs: File Names

Environment

WinBatch

WinBatch Console

Compiler

Windows 32-bit & 64-bit Intel

WinBatch.exe

WinBatch_AF.EXE

WinBatch_AT.EXE

WinBatch_HF.EXE

WinBatch_HT.EXE

WinBatch_IF.EXE

WinBatch_IT.EXE

WinBatch_NN.EXE

CWinBatch.exe

CWinBatch_AF.EXE

CWinBatch_AT.EXE

CWinBatch_HF.EXE

CWinBatch_HT.EXE

CWinBatch_IF.EXE

CWinBatch_IT.EXE

CWinBatch_NN.EXE

WBCompiler.exe

WinBatch Required DLL’s: File Names

(?? stands for a two letter code unique to the version of WinBatch.)

Environment	WinBatch WIL DLL
Windows 32-bit Intel	WBD??44I.DLL
Windows 64-bit Intel	WBD??64I.DLL

WinBatch Accessories: File Names

Environment	EXE Name
WinBatch Studio	WINBATCH STUDIO.EXE
Dialog Editor	WIL DIALOG EDITOR.EXE
WIL Type Viewer	WIL TYPE VIEWER.EXE
Window Information	WINDOW INFORMATION.EXE
File Browser	BROWSER.EXE
PopMenu	POPMENU.EXE
FileMenu	FILEMENU.EXE

Note: Some of the above extender filenames may not exist for the specified platform.

Filename Appendix

WinBatch DLLs