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Floor1 autoit Posted 2005-07-16 18:44
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A small tool I often use for handling DOS batch processing under the Windows platform.
Quick Batch File (De)Compiler
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Compile any BAT, CMD batch script into an EXE file! This perfect decryption suite version includes a compiler (Compiler, v2.0.7.0) and a decompiler (DeCompiler, v1.0.3.6).

Notes:
1. The 9X system cannot directly edit the version information and icons of the generated file in this software, but it can be post-processed through third-party tools.
2. There are many mysteries in the two library files StuBC.DLL/StuBG.DLL. Full DIY will be very beneficial Di
3. BAT.EXE (162KB) is not附带originally, it is a ghost mode demo program I packaged in. It bundles Notepad of WinME. Running BAT.EXE will open it and copy it to the Windows directory. Next time, you can directly press Win+R and type MEPAD to call it out. Running the decompilation BAT.EXE.BAT can Dump its poor script with only two lines. Just for demonstration, no other meaning.

Attachments
HA_QuickBF2_CZ.RAR (1.79 MiB)
wAREsNAP.GiF (21.97 KiB)
Floor2 autoit Posted 2005-08-03 12:38
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Is our forum specifically going to open a discussion area for batch processing?!

The reason I thought of is: I often write some batch processing to use conveniently under Windows, and also need to write a lot of Bat when making tool disks... I feel that I use it a lot, compared with the current very good software static installation aspect [it seems a bit different...], and farther away is the action in software use...

I knew about the AutoIt software some time ago, and it is also very good. Now V3 is even more powerful. I will go to play with it whenever I have time...

It seems that we are destined. I used the Autoit ID when I got in touch with the Internet in 1997. At that time, I learned DOS and knew Autoexec.bat, and was very interested. It was very difficult to register a simple ID when wandering on the Internet, so Autoit was born. And registered Autoit.net in 2001. I also registered Autoit.cn the other day and was going to rest later to make a site of Auto it!, of course, mainly including.bat & AutoIt!

Of course, it is a concept now, and then invite willsort and Climbing [still fellow villagers] two great masters to sit in... It seems a bit luxurious To know what happens next, please listen to the next episode to be continued......
Floor3 Wengier Posted 2005-08-15 08:25
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The following discusses whether to add new sections such as batch processing, please see:

http://www.cn-dos.net/forum/viewthread.php?tid=16522&page=1&sid=lrPOuk#pid96730
Floor4 autoit Posted 2005-09-20 14:13
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This photo was taken at the tunnel entrance on Tianhe Road in Guangzhou. There is a girl without hands writing and selling calligraphy. Each piece is two yuan, and there are quite a lot of people coming to watch and buy her calligraphy. Some people simply throw down money without taking the calligraphy they should get. Everyone is not only sympathetic but also respectful of her. For a person without hands to write one calligraphy piece after another like "Heaven rewards diligence", how difficult is that? How much hardship must she have gone through behind her? The calligraphy is really beautiful

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1_multipart.jpg (97.65 KiB)
Floor5 JonePeng Posted 2005-09-20 20:34
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Touched...

But such scenes are commonplace for people in Guangzhou. Even in a prosperous metropolis, there are still unfortunate people in need of assistance.
Floor6 不得不爱 Posted 2005-10-06 20:35
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Originally posted by autoit at 2005-7-16 18:44:
A small tool I often use to handle DOS batch processing under the Windows platform.
Quick Batch File (De)Compiler
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Why can't the file be used?
Floor7 autoit Posted 2005-10-09 21:42
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@qwe1234567:
Why can't it be used?
Floor8 不得不爱 Posted 2005-10-10 10:43
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HA_QuickBF2_CZ.RAR isn't a compressed file? I changed HA_QuickBF2_CZ.RAR to HA_QuickBF2_CZ.EXE and when I run it, it prompts for the extraction path. After clicking OK, there are no files in the extraction path! What's going on?
Floor9 autoit Posted 2005-10-15 09:21
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@qwe1234567:
Why do you need to change HA_QuickBF2_CZ.RAR to HA_QuickBF2_CZ.EXE before extracting? Try not changing it. If it still doesn't work, it is recommended to upgrade WinRAR.
Floor10 不得不爱 Posted 2005-10-17 08:44
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Why is your file in 7-zip format? What file compression tool was used?
Floor11 autoit Posted 2005-10-19 09:47
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Just 7Zip. Official address
Floor12 不得不爱 Posted 2005-10-19 10:56
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Floor13 Wengier Posted 2005-10-19 12:21
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The new version of WinRAR can support extracting 7-Zip format.
Floor14 不得不爱 Posted 2005-10-20 13:25
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It seems that software using AutoIt also needs to download the new version of WinRAR.
Floor15 Kinglion Posted 2005-11-04 16:28
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Originally posted by qwe1234567 at 2005-10-20 01:25 PM:
It seems that software using AutoIt also needs to download the new version of WinRAR.


There is a free Chinese Simplified version of WinRAR 3.51 for download in the forum!
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