Batch File Tutorial
By macubx
@macubx (11414)
Philippines
October 21, 2006 4:54pm CST
A Batch file is a command.
A command to do something, a process, or many steps, that you don't feel like manually doing yourself.
Use notepad. Type the steps-and start a new line after each step, and then save the file with a .bat extension, instead of .txt
Now, double-click the .bat file, or right-click it, and choose run.
That's it.
I just made one myself.
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ipconfig /flushdns
ipconfig /release
ipconfig /renew
exit
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In those commands, I'm just renewing my IP address, to fool rapidshare when I want to download again before the hour time. Also, I have to clean my history and cookies, and temporary internet files.....I think cookies ARE temporary internet files...
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3 responses
@inderjeetnogi (514)
• India
29 Dec 06
i have a good knowhow about batch files, i use batch files most of times,eg. renaming,deleting folders quickly, registring activex components for vb etc.
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@tonnecheg (32)
• Ghana
14 Aug 08
I just saw this after posting a question. I am interested in knowing how to create batch files to do a lot of thinks for me. With your rich experience, can you give me more tips as how to create one. Thanks
@ThunderCrash (334)
• Germany
12 Feb 07
It's a really nice thing that little batch file but if you have a router the file is useless because you don't have influence on the router on that way. But if you're directly connected to the internet then you could have a use of this.
