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Writing Useful Batch Scripts for Windows
An often overlooked utility in Windows is the use of batch scripts.A batch script is nothing but a text file with the ‘.bat’ extension containing a series of commands to be executed by the Windows command interpreter. Along with calling … Continue reading
Posted in Batch File Scripting, Programming Languages, Technology, Tips & Tricks
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