WinBatch functions can manipulate:

• The operating system

• The Windows interface

• Any and all Windows applications

• Most MS DOS applications

• Most networks

WinBatch is often used to assemble reports, install software, automate testing, control processes, acquire data, and add efficiency to the Windows workstation.

WinBatch is optimized for making quick work of custom system management utilities.

Activate one WinBatch icon or file and you can run from one to thousands of operations. One WinBatch script can squeeze any number of operations into a single batch file that runs just like a Windows program. It can run from a Windows shell or any application that can run another application.

With over 500 functions, WinBatch can:

• Solve numerous system management problems

• Run Windows and DOS programs

• Send keystrokes directly to applications

• Send menu items directly to Windows applications

• Rearrange, resize, hide, and close windows

• Run programs either concurrently or sequentially

• Display information to the user in various formats

• Prompt the user for any needed input

• Present scrollable file and directory lists

• Copy, move, delete, and rename files

• Read and write files directly

• Copy text to and from the Clipboard

• Perform string and arithmetic operations

• Make branching decisions based upon numerous factors

• Call Dynamic Link Libraries

• Act as an OLE 2.0 automation client

And much, much more

What is WinBatch?

Ways to run WinBatch scripts

Using WinBatch