© 2001 by Christian Maas
Win9x/NT
Freeware without source
- You can process one file, e.g. C:\DATA\README.TXT
- You can process multiple files by entering path and mask, e.g.
C:\DATA\*.TXT - You can specify several masks separated by comma, e.g.
C:\DATA\*.TXT,*.PAS will process all files with the TXT or PAS extension. - You can optionally process also subdirectories
- You can set the time stamps of all processed files to the same absolute value...
- ... or relative by specifying delta values for day, hour, minute, and second. In this case, the original time stamp will be incremented or decremented by the delta values, e.g. -1 hour to make the file 1 hour older.
Added: October 14, 2001.
© 2001 by Christian Maas
DOS/Win3.x/9x/NT
Freeware without source
Syntax:
Tcopy <source file> <target file>
time stamp of <source file> is read
time stamp of <target file> is set
Example:
Tcopy autoexec.bat config.sys
time stamp of autoexec.bat is copied to config.sys, i.e. time stamp of config.sys
is set to the one of autoexec.bat
Added: August 22, 2001.
© 2002 by Christian Maas
Win 9x/NT
Freeware without source
© 2000 by Christian Maas
Win 9x/NT
Freeware without source
Command line version
GUI version
- number of records
- end-of-line style: Windows (#13#10 default), UNIX (#10), None
- create a user-defined set of chars (if needed)
- random numerals 0..9
- random hexadecimal numerals 0..F
- random capital letters A..Z
- random small letters a..z
- random letters A..Z, a..z
- blanks
- tabstops
- fixed chars (i.e. same field contents in all records)
- random chars from string
- random chars from letters union user-defined chars
- random binary chars #0..#31
- random binary chars #0..#255
- new: random dates
© 1999-2000 by Christian Maas
Win 9x/NT
Freeware without source
- works under Windows 95/98 and Windows NT
- installs automatically link in SendTo folder
- get long or short (DOS 8+3) file name
- copy only name or complete name with path
- runs silent or with visible user interface
- switch from silent to visible mode just by clicking symbol in task bar
- optionally append file size, file date, and file time
© 1999 by Christian Maas
Win 9x/NT
Freeware
- preview fonts before installation and install the previewed font with a single mouse click
- "trying" includes entering and formatting your own text as well as trying the previewed font in other applications, like word processing software
- even if there are many TTF files in a directory, you can easy scroll over them with the keyboard and simultaneously watch the appearance of the font
- in addition, you can try all installed fonts in the same manner (applies to installed fonts of all kinds, not restricted to TrueType fonts)
© 1999-2001 by Christian Maas
Win 9x/NT
Freeware
- size of splitted files selectable
- examine or edit large files
- copy large files on several floppy disks
- splitted files have the name of the original file and the continuous extensions 001, 002 etc.
- e.g. ARCHIV.ARJ is splitted into ARCHIV.001, ARCHIV.002 etc.
- check file with the extension 000 allows to restore name and date/time of the original file
- optionally modify the splitted files
- compose splitted files to build the original file
© 1999 by Christian Maas
Win 3.x/9x/NT
Delphi 1.0/2.0/3.0/4.0
Freeware with source
- Help file includes description of rules
- Strategy for minimum number of moves explained
© 1999 by Christian Maas
Win 9x/NT
Delphi 2.0/3.0/4.0
Freeware with source
- lines terminated only by $0A (e.g. in files downloaded from the web) may cause problems under Windows applications (e.g. in DELPHI while debugging)
- select input and output file
- input file can contain lines terminated by $0A or $0D$0A
- all lines of the output file are terminated by $0D$0A.
© 2000 by Christian Maas
DOS/Win3.x/9x/NT
Freeware
Syntax:
BatMaker <batch file> <mask> [/ci[,j,k]] <line>
<line> describes how to process each file; use in <line>
#f for file name with extension
#n for file name without extension
#c for counter incremented on each file
/ci,j,k counter format for #c
i digits with leading zeroes (default: 0 = no leading zeroes)
counter starts at j (default: 0)
increment value k (default: 1)
Example 1: BatMaker A.BAT *.txt cmsort /S 1,2 #f #n.sor
generates A.BAT with lines for each text file like
cmsort /S 1,2 CUSTOMER1.TXT CUSTOMER1.sor
Example 2: BatMaker B.BAT *.bmp /c3,1 ren #f pic#c.bmp
generates B.BAT with lines for each bitmap file like
ren main.bmp pic001.bmp
© 2000 by Christian Maas
DOS/Win3.x/9x/NT
Freeware
Syntax:
CMDELETE [/S|H] [/Q] <incl. mask> [/E<excl. mask>] [/L[<output file>]] separate several masks by comma, e.g. *.tpu,*.bak /S: process all subdirectories, but no hidden /H: process all subdirectories, even hidden /Q: don't ask for confirmation before deleting all files /L: list only files, don't delete Example 1: List all *.bak to screen CMdelete *.bak /S /L Example 2: List all *.bak to BAK.TXT: CMdelete *.bak /S /LBAK.TXT Example 3: Delete all *.bak: CMdelete *.bak /S Example 4: Delete all *.bak or *.~*, but not *.~pa: CMdelete *.bak,*.~* /E*.~pa /S