Text replacement tool strrpc and BAT to EXE tool Quick Batch File Compiler - China DOS Union Forum

Been lurking for a long time, now I'm going to share two self-thought pretty good small tools with you.

1. Text replacement tool strrpc 1.0
See the attachment, there's a brief usage in the instruction file, and I also wrote a slightly more complicated usage.
Personally, I feel it's more enjoyable to use than change, of course the function may not be as powerful as change, but it's easy to get started and also very useful.

2. Batch to EXE tool Quick Batch File Compiler V2.1.5.0
This tool is really great, it can convert batch files (.bat, .cmd format) into real executable programs (.exe format), and the converted programs can run on Win98/ME/2000/2003/XP without any restrictions. For the converted program, you can customize the program icon and version information, etc.; the content of the batch file can also be encrypted and protected to prevent modification. What's better is that it can bundle files, and after running the EXE, these bundled files are released (overwritten) to the directory specified by the %MYFILES% environment variable, and the released files are automatically deleted after the program is executed.

The size of this tool exceeds the attachment upload requirement of the post, here's a link:
http://www.greendown.cn/soft/4674.html

[ Last edited by HAT on 2008-11-14 at 20:09 ]

I briefly looked at the help of strrpc and still think sed is more powerful

Originally posted by vkill at 2006-11-30 01:35 AM:
I briefly looked at the help of strrpc and still think it's not as powerful as sed

Then it must not be as powerful as sed. It's simple and easy to use, and easy to get started. Sometimes there's no need to use other functions

　　Well, not bad, downloaded and bookmarked, thanks to the landlord.

Downloaded a strrpc.exe
Quick Batch File Compiler I'm already using it, very good!

A good post deserves to be top:lol:

Hmm, not bad, good stuff!

How does the BAT to EXE tool contain trojans

Originally posted by wydos at 2006-12-1 02:00:
Why does the BAT to EXE tool contain trojans

No, I downloaded it yesterday and used it, but I didn't find any trojans in it.

Originally posted by wydos at 2006-12-1 02:00 AM:
Why does the BAT to EXE tool contain trojans?

My Rising is the latest, and I specifically scanned it, and it didn't report viruses or trojans. Most likely, your antivirus software has a false positive.

Didn't succeed in the experiment. Please ask the experts to guide how to use that software, thanks.

Kaspersky reported it as a trojan. I tried it yesterday, and as a result, the task manager couldn't be opened.
Then I switched to using the bat to exe version from Fox少爷 on Huajun, which wasn't reported as a trojan. The software feels okay to use.

Rising Antivirus prompts that there is a virus.

Floor1　mylovelyqq	Posted 2006-11-30 01:20
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Been lurking for a long time, now I'm going to share two self-thought pretty good small tools with you. 1. Text replacement tool strrpc 1.0 See the attachment, there's a brief usage in the instruction file, and I also wrote a slightly more complicated usage. Personally, I feel it's more enjoyable to use than change, of course the function may not be as powerful as change, but it's easy to get started and also very useful. 2. Batch to EXE tool Quick Batch File Compiler V2.1.5.0 This tool is really great, it can convert batch files (.bat, .cmd format) into real executable programs (.exe format), and the converted programs can run on Win98/ME/2000/2003/XP without any restrictions. For the converted program, you can customize the program icon and version information, etc.; the content of the batch file can also be encrypted and protected to prevent modification. What's better is that it can bundle files, and after running the EXE, these bundled files are released (overwritten) to the directory specified by the %MYFILES% environment variable, and the released files are automatically deleted after the program is executed. The size of this tool exceeds the attachment upload requirement of the post, here's a link: http://www.greendown.cn/soft/4674.html [ Last edited by HAT on 2008-11-14 at 20:09 ] Attachments strrpc 1.0.zip (58.73 KiB)

Floor2　vkill	Posted 2006-11-30 01:35
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I briefly looked at the help of strrpc and still think sed is more powerful

Floor3　mylovelyqq	Posted 2006-11-30 02:01
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Originally posted by vkill at 2006-11-30 01:35 AM: I briefly looked at the help of strrpc and still think it's not as powerful as sed Then it must not be as powerful as sed. It's simple and easy to use, and easy to get started. Sometimes there's no need to use other functions

Floor4　lxmxn	Posted 2006-11-30 03:57
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Well, not bad, downloaded and bookmarked, thanks to the landlord.

Floor5　tianzizhi	Posted 2006-11-30 04:14
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Downloaded a strrpc.exe Quick Batch File Compiler I'm already using it, very good!

Floor6　tao0610	Posted 2006-11-30 05:11
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A good post deserves to be top:lol:

Floor7　electronixtar	Posted 2006-11-30 07:00
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Floor8　ieutk	Posted 2006-11-30 12:27
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Hmm, not bad, good stuff!

Floor9　wydos	Posted 2006-12-01 02:00
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How does the BAT to EXE tool contain trojans

Floor10　19951001	Posted 2006-12-01 06:06
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Floor11　voiL	Posted 2006-12-01 06:53
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Originally posted by wydos at 2006-12-1 02:00: Why does the BAT to EXE tool contain trojans No, I downloaded it yesterday and used it, but I didn't find any trojans in it.

Floor12　mylovelyqq	Posted 2006-12-01 07:05
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Originally posted by wydos at 2006-12-1 02:00 AM: Why does the BAT to EXE tool contain trojans? My Rising is the latest, and I specifically scanned it, and it didn't report viruses or trojans. Most likely, your antivirus software has a false positive.

Floor13　skydos	Posted 2006-12-01 11:38
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Didn't succeed in the experiment. Please ask the experts to guide how to use that software, thanks.

Floor14　wydos	Posted 2006-12-02 02:04
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Kaspersky reported it as a trojan. I tried it yesterday, and as a result, the task manager couldn't be opened. Then I switched to using the bat to exe version from Fox少爷 on Huajun, which wasn't reported as a trojan. The software feels okay to use.

Floor15　wcpsky	Posted 2007-03-27 03:07
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Rising Antivirus prompts that there is a virus.