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NetMailBot is the most powerful command line email client for sending and receiving email on the market today. It runs from a DOS command prompt, which allows it to be easily called from other applications. In fact, many of our customers run NetMailBot from existing applications to send email notices, invoices, statements, and research reports to their customers. Other customers use NetMailBot to launch profitable email marketing campaigns using their in-house databases of email addresses. NetMailBot features include: mail merge with any ODBC compliant database, import email addresses from a database (Excel, Access, SQL Server, etc.), send multiple attachments, send HTML formatted email with embedded images, and verify email addresses.
NetMailBot has been performance tested internally and by our clients to send out an average of 10,000 emails per hour. Using NetMailBot successfully requires that you have a working knowledge of creating batch files and executing commands from a DOS prompt.
Features include: HTML or plain message formatting, mail merge, ZIP compression, message forwarding & auto-reply, import data from any ODBC data source, & more.
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ShutDown+ runs in the system tray and allows you to quickly shut down Windows. You can choose from a full shutdown, reboot, log off, power off and also lock the work station, activate hibernate. Any operation can be executed as an emergency (force) shut down. In addition, you can perform scheduled shutdowns, no-activity action and more. ShutDown+ also allows you to perform remote shutdowns for machines on the network and supports commandline operation, as well as creation of batch files for any selected action. Additional features include custom commands before execution, optional user warning and password protection, auto-login after Restart, deleting a IE temporary files, typed URLs, cookies, IE history and more.
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QueIt is a powerful scheduling utility that allows you to schedule programs, tasks or even MS-DOS batch files to automatically launch at specified times you choose. With QueIt you are able to schedule a program to launch daily, weekly, monthly or hourly. You can even set up QueIt to run a task or program every minute. QueIt also supports conditional launches (i.e. only execute a program if a file exists). You can also send command line arguments from QueIt to the program that you are launching. You can even send an email after a task has started or is complete. With the QueServer add-on, QueIt is able to run your scheduled tasks on remote computers (i.e. a computer other than the one QueIt was installed on).
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Full-featured batch image processing and conversion software. Over 70 image formats are supported, and the software provides an extensive array of image enhancement, editing, and processing operations. Multi-page image conversion and processing is fully supported. Formats include AFP, ANI, AVI, AWD, BMP, CAL, CGM, CLP, CMP, CMX, CUR, CUT, DGN, DIB, DRW, DWF, DWG, DXF, DWG, EMF, EPS, EXIF, FAX, FLI, FLC, FPX, GBR, GEM, GIF, ICA, ICO, IFF, IMG, ITG, J2K, JBIG, JIF, JPEG, JTF, LBM, MAC, MDA, MPG, MSP, PBM, PCD, PCT, PCX, PDF, PGM, PNM, PPM, PSD, PLT, PBM, PCL, PDF, PNG, PTK, RAS, SCT, SGI, SHP, SMP, SUN, SVG, TIFF, TGA, XBM, XPM, XWD, WBMP, WFX, WMF, WPG, etc.
All processing and conversion operations have numerous options that can be optionally set for maximum control. The entire application is highly customizable. AutoImager also offers complete command-line support. With over 130 configurable command-line choices, it's easy to create batch files to perform image processing tasks which may need to be done routinely. You can set up your computer to run the batch file on a schedule and leave the routine image processing tasks to AutoImager. Entire in-house imaging procedures can be automated with ease, utilizing the command-line support provided.
Available features include: Auto-Trim, Crop, Deskew, Flip, Mirror, Resample, Resize, Rotate, Shear, Add Noise, Anti-Alias, Auto-Contrast, Average, Binary Filters, Blend, Border Remove, Brightness, Buttonize, Color Resolution, Colored Gray, Contour, Contrast, Despeckle, Diffuse, Dilate, Dot Remove, Emboss, Erode, Gamma Correct, Gaussian Blur, Grayscale, Half-tone, HistoContrast, HistoEqualize, Hole Punch Remove, Hue, Intensity Detect, Invert, Line Remove, Matrix, Max Filter, Median, Min Filter, Mosaic, Motion Blur, Negative, Oilify, Outline, Parabolic, Perspective, Pinch, Posterize, Push, RGB Enhance, Ripple, Saturation, Sharpen, Smooth, Solarize, Spatial Filters, Stretch Intensity, Swirl, Twist, Watermarking, etc.
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Snapper reads the directory of a disk which is then saved as a "snapshot", so that later you can compare it with a new snapshot of the disk and see what has changed. The results are easy to see with colour-coded highlighting in a familiar Explorer-style interface.
Snapshots don't have to be created from the same source - you can compare a CD-ROM with a server volume, a Zip disk with your hard-disk, or compare two different diskettes (without the need for two diskette drives). You don't need to snapshot a whole disk either, you just choose a sub-folder and decide whether or not you want sub-folders too. And two snapshots don't need to be created from the same starting directory, just tell Snapper where the "root" of the comparison should begin.
When you have two snapshots open, Snapper will have compared the time, date, size, and attributes of every file in every folder, checked for missing files too, and will highlight every folder where it finds a difference. It is easy to navigate through the colour-coded directories and find out what changed, where, and when. As you click folder names in one snapshot, the other snapshot changes to show you the same folder; and when you scroll down the list of filenames, the other snapshot's file list scrolls too.
The results from any comparison can then be sent to a printer or exported to a file, with the flexibility to add your own custom fields to produce instant batch files or scripts.
You can tell Snapper to ignore certain file properties when comparing snapshots, such as the Archive flag, or time differences of less than one hour (for example). And to simplify things further, Snapper can show you just those files that are new, or have changed, or are common to both snapshots.
Snapper creates compares snapshots extremely fast, and can handle drives/volumes with many tens of thousands of directory entries. Trial Version allows 15 snapshots of unrestricted size to be created, then becomes limited to 1024 until registered.
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Alarm++ fulfills your reminder and scheduling needs. Create multiple alarms
to:
* remind you of events -- meetings, birthdays, deadlines, TV shows
* visit web pages -- read the news every morning or check your stocks weekly
* send e-mail to your pager -- get reminders anywhere
* send messages over the network -- help others remember
* use speech and animation -- have animated characters talk and gesture
* execute scripts and batch files -- for even more complex tasks
* open folders in Explorer -- check a LAN server folder every month
* send e-mail (with or without attachments) -- send reminders to a group or
files to someone on certain dates
* play sounds or music -- wake up in the morning to your favorite CD
* run applications -- begin writing a status report every Friday morning or
backup every night *
Each alarm can repeat at many different intervals, such as every few
minutes, hours, days, months, or years. They can repeat any number of times,
from once to forever or until a specific date. Alarms can also be restricted
to specific weekdays, weeks, months, weeks of the month, and time ranges.
You can set alarms for every Tuesday, every other week, Friday the 13th, the
second Thursday of every third month, etc. Events can be ignored if they
occur a specific number of minutes, hours, or days in the past.
You can create templates for creating new alarms. For example, have a
"Meeting" template, a "Grocery store on the way home" template, and an
"Important Birthday" template. This greatly simplifies entering values for
the types of alarms that you create often.
Alarm++ has a well-designed and easy-to-use interface. It stays
unobtrusively in your system tray or can be minimized on your taskbar. The
autosave feature means that you never have to worry about losing your alarms
to a Windows system crash. Alarm++ is powerful, flexible, easy to use, and
simple to install (and to uninstall if you decide to).
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#1 Video Converter support AVI,MPEG1,MPEG2,VCD,DVD,ASF,WMV formats. #1 Video Converter Convert files between various format.#1 Video Converter join some small all supported format files to one,split large supported format file to smaller pieces, #1 Video Converter clip time freely while conversion and joint, batch files conversion, extract audio track to WAV,WMA,MP3 from all supported formats. #1 Video Converter support preview result before long time executing.
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With this small console utility you can send messages over your network
on Windows 9x/Me/NT/2000. Using of the program is similarly to the command
'net send' from Windows NT or Windows 2000, but Ariolic NetSend 9x works on Windows 9x
and has advanced capability, such as sending messages to several comma separated
users/domens/groups. You can use Ariolic NetSend 9x to send messages from batch files
and command files, or use it with task shedulers. Ariolic NetSend 9x is compatible
with WinPopup on Windows 9x and messenger service on Windows NT/Windows 2000.
New feature - aliases added, so now you can run NetSend from the "Run" window (Win+R keys) as "NetSend Name Message". To run NetSend from the command line or a batch file just type "start NetSend Name Message".
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Batch file tool displays text in a pop-up dialog box. Includes simple Windows dialog box for small files and message box with scrolling and print to printer. Enhance DOS batch files and adds information boxes to the Windows Desktop.
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SHA1files is a 32 bits console application that computes the SHA1 digest of
files under Windows.
The main applications are
- the detection of any change in files (typically a web server directory
to make sure no file has been altered - integrity check)
- the detection of duplicate files on disk (based on their actual content,
not their name or location)
SHA1files {/root= [/duplicates] [/ExcludeList=] | [/verify=]}
/root= the directory where to begin
/ExcludeList= exclude the files matching the lines contained
in this text file (wildcards allowed)
/verify= compare the files currently on disk against
this text file containing the captured output
of a previous run of SHA1files
/duplicates show the duplicate files only
All parameters ARE case sensitive.
The lines in the ExcludeList must match the FULL path ("*/SHA1files.htm").
The distribution file SHA1files.zip contains batch files with examples how
to use the program.
SHA1files /root=c:\test
SHA1files /root=c:\test /duplicates
SHA1files /root=c:\test /ExcludeList=SHA1ExcludeList.txt
SHA1files /root=c:\test > test.txt
SHA1files /verify=test.txt
SHA1files returns an errorlevel 0 if everything went OK, and a positive value
otherwise, in order to allow specific actions in batch files depending on the
results.
SHA1files is freeware.
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