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WIL scripts are written in a plain text file, which can be created by WinBatch Studio, Notepad or most word processors. These text files can take one of two forms, depending on your particular implementation of WIL: batch files or menu files.
A batch file is simply a list of WIL commands and function calls, executed in order (just like the old DOS batch language).
A menu file is similar to a batch file, except that multiple chunks of WIL code are organized into menu and sub-menus, and each routine is launched by pressing the appropriate keystroke or selecting an item from the menu. (The name and location of the menus vary depending on the particular implementation of WIL menu files.)
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