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In fact, I have used this method for a long time. (This is much better than the quickbfc.exe software) I think some people are the same, just didn't share it with everyone.

Recently, I have given all the good things I can know until "nothing is left". (In fact, these can all be found in the cmd learning in my signature)

1. Right-click to add to the compressed file,
2. Create a self-extracting compressed file format,
3. Advanced,
4. Self-extracting options,
5. %tmp%, (can also fill in other absolute paths)
6. ,
7. ,
8. Mode, check the boxes at all hidden, overwrite all files,
(If you don't care about the one below the icon, it can be omitted)
9. Text and icon, add the absolute path of the icon to be loaded from the file to load the self-extracting file and icon.

10. If you want to encrypt, click set password in the advanced options. After this is encrypted, the first time it can only be brute-forced. No one can find the source code in the temporary path...

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Here is another small tool (written in assembly) bat2exec, which compiles bat into a com executable file. This tool is okay for simple code.

Download:http://upload.cn-dos.net/img/342.rar

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Known a hundred years ago

Recently, I've given away all the good things I know until "nothing is left"

Can you release your bank password?

Hehe, just kidding.

Originally posted by plp626 at 2008-4-28 07:45 PM:
Almost graduated, the work has nothing to do with computers, and I have even less time to surf the Internet. I need to get something in return for what I've learned, otherwise I'll feel unworthy...

Respectable ideas and practices...

Right-click and open with WINRAR...

Then why bother making it into an EXE?

Originally posted by cad55 at 2008-4-28 08:38 PM:

Respected ideas and practices ...........

I share the same feeling!

I knew it before I learned p... And there's a last step the original poster didn't mention... Then change that exe suffix to bat.

Originally posted by slore at 2008-4-28 12:47 AM:
Right-click and open with WINRAR...

Then why make it an EXE?

Because you can put a beautiful icon on the EXE :)

You can take a look at this, you can directly add comments, no need to right-click step by step:
WinRAR Self-Extracting Command

The icon of bat has been changed. The main thought is that there is no need for BAT to make EXE. The WINRAR command is still known.

What you call EXE is a compressed file, right? Although running it directly and then running the BAT still leaves the unzipped BAT file! It would be nice not to have unzipped files! Or specify a place that can't be seen is also okay!

Originally posted by metoo at 2008-4-28 10:34 PM:
I knew it before I learned p... Also, the LZ didn't mention the last step... Then change that exe suffix to bat again.

That's right... You need to change EXE to BAT
Otherwise.. it would be interesting.

I am extremely, extremely, and incredibly grateful to the LZ for sharing!!!
Although some people knew about it 100 years ago, there are still people today after 100 years who don't know, and they are all grateful to you.
Maybe there will still be people who don't know after another 100 years, and there will still be a person like you then.
Not everyone understands these things from birth.
What does the LZ mean by saying he's leaving soon? Not coming anymore?
CN-DOS is a respected forum, but the current situation is not very satisfactory.
There were many members here who were worthy of everyone's respect before, and there are still many members who are worthy of respect now.

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Studying hard. I also found out for the first time that BAT can be encrypted like this~~ Thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge..

There is a problem that I don't understand. Although this has become an exe, the release path can also be specified, and what is released is the source code. The exe has been encrypted, but when viewed by RAR packing again, the original form is still exposed.
Using QuickBFC.EXE and then viewing by RAR packing, the original form will not be exposed. But the release path cannot be specified. In fact, as long as the source code is released, there will be no confidentiality.

Originally posted by ZJHJ at 2008-4-29 09:24 PM:
There is a problem that I don't understand. Although this way it becomes an exe, and the release path can be specified, and what is released is the source code. The exe is already encrypted, but when you use RAR to pack and view it, the original form is still exposed.
Use QuickBFC.EXE to RAR pack...

Yes..
It is not possible to encrypt BAT with RAR.

But changing EXE to BAT will have a certain encryption effect.................