Programa para transformar de archivos .bat a .exe puedes bajarlo desde este link http://www.mediafire.com/?2y4r4dhmnmn,es portable por ende no necesitarás del famoso crak, se encuentra en idioma inglés.

A para realizar la transformación basta con abrir el archivo y hacer click donde dice “Buil EXE File”.

Build near real-time capabilities even if your consumers don’t want them. Your consumer may not want a real-time interface or maybe unable to integrate with one. It is tempting to just go for a batch based solution because, that is what your consumer is asking for. For now at least. However, if you build one off batch file extracts or directly expose your legacy system to make one consumer happy, you will encounter the ill effects of tightly coupled systems.

There are several approaches to achieve long-term reuse goals and address the immediate customer need:

1. Publish a standard message that you will want to treat as a reuse candidate going forward. A subscriber can drain, accumulate messages, transform them to a customer-specific format, and and append it to a file. A scheduled job or process can transfer this file to your customer.
2. Create a reusable service capability that provides the data in the target format that you want to maintain/evolve going forward. You can create a batch process that shares the same interface that the real-time service uses.  Note: volume is a critical factor here though – you don’t want to make several atomic calls when it is more efficient to fetch data in bulk. You could have a configurable parameter for fetching multiple records at a time – the real-time service can use a much smaller number when compared to the batch process.
3. For large data volumes,  consider populating a read-only data store using database replication. File extracts can then be driven off this new database. This has the advantage of reducing load on your operational data stores at the same time facilitating additional consumers who might prefer a SQL interface or a file extract based solution. Downsides: additional moving parts and increased cost for a new data store.

When you build real-time capabilities,  adding consumers doesn’t involve too much effort. Are there additional approaches to pursue?

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Kemarin saya dapat tugas dari atasan untuk setting mail client di seluruh plant = Puluhan komputer dengan puluhan username unik = BUANNYAK! Untuk itu yang perlu saya lakukan pertama kali adalah mereset password SEMUA user. Bisa dibayangkan, berapa waktu yang dibutuhkan bila saya harus reset dengan GUI.wew!

Karena saya gak mau repot, maka saya pake deh perintah net user yang disediakan oleh Windows Server 2000.

net user user1 12345678

Perintah di atas digunakan untuk mengubah password user1 menjadi 12345678. Penjelasan lebih lanjut tentang net user ada di website microsoft.

Back to topic, berikut ini langkah-langkah yang saya lakukan

1. Siapkan daftar username yang passwordnya harus direset. Gunakan MS Excel atau aplikasi spreadsheet lainnya.
2. Buat perintah net user untuk salah satu username
3. Copy paste perintah itu untuk semua username
4. Buka notepad, copy paste semua perintah ke dalam file teks, lalu simpan sebagai file batch (*.bat)
5. Jalankan file batch tersebut. TADA!! Password untuk semua user telah direset.

That’s it. Sangat cepat kan? Bandingkan dengan penggunaan GUI. Jauuh!

note: Gunakan akun yang mempunyai akses sebagai administrator untuk menjalankan perintah tsb.

This. Is. The. Most. Irritation. Error. Message. Ever. And. So. Is. This. Writing. Style.

Seriously, when I get this, I freak out. What does this mean? That I’m not in control of my own computer? Shouldn’t I be incharge? But viruses think otherwise. They prefer to disable the task manager and the registry. And they amuse themselves. No amount of antiviruses out there can get rid of this. At least, that’s been the case with me. A Windows reinstall is always a viable option, but not in my case. My Intel 82845G Graphics Controller is so outdated, that even Intel doesn’t consider it to be worthy of getting a decent driver. The latest driver carries this stupid trojan, which disables important stuff. Tech gurus like me always like to mess up the Windows anatomy, and set it back again. Even novice users three-finger-salute Windows occasionally always, and kill processes. What now?

As always, here at Shadow Line comes another tutorial without using any third-party application. To fix this stupid error.

1] Open Notepad, by going to Start–>Run… and typing Notepad.

2] For enabling Task Manager, paste this:

REG add HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System /v DisableTaskMgr /t REG_DWORD /d 0 /f

Or, for enabling Registry Editor, paste this:

REG add HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System /v DisableRegistryTools /t REG_DWORD /d 0 /f

3] Once you’ve pasted the required one, hit enter and open the Task Manager or Registry normally. Note that you’d have to do this always to open ‘em up

Lets take it a level further. Lets make a batch file, so that you can enable both with a single click from your desktop.

4] In Notepad, paste both the lines separated by a line.

REG add HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System /v DisableTaskMgr /t REG_DWORD /d 0 /f

REG add HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System /v DisableRegistryTools /t REG_DWORD /d 0 /f

5] After you’ve done that, go to File –> Save. Save it as fix.bat. You can replace fix by anything. But the .bat thingy is important. Save it at the desktop. Its easily accessible now. Double-click it, and you should see a command-prompt window for a split second. Open Task Manager and Registry editor normally now. You have to repeat this again, if you want to access the registry once more.

But if you’re the busy types, and you want someone else to do the dirty work, I’ll help you. Download the batch file itself.

So, thats it! Its fixed! But if you really want to stay away from all these viruses, I suggest you go elsewhere.

If you’ve got a large number of Windows 7 machines that you’ve already deployed, but now need to silently deploy the Remote Server Administration Tools (RSAT), you’re in luck. It’s quite simple to do, and Microsoft provides the necessary tools to automate this deployment.

The RSAT pack is downloaded as a MSU file, so it is more or less treated like other Windows Updates. Normally, you can just double-click an MSU file to install it, but to automate working with MSU Windows Update files, on Vista and later, we use the wusa.exe utility. Once the RSAT is installed, it must be enabled manually by the end user, in the “Programs and Features” Control Panel applet. To automate working with Windows Features, we use the dism.exe (Deployment Image Servicing and Management Tool) utility.

Download the RSAT 64-bit or 32-bit file, to a folder on your computer. Create a batch file called InstallRsat64.cmdin the same folder, and open it with your favorite text editor, and place the following in its contents:

wusa "%~dp0amd64fre_GRMRSATX_MSU.msu" /quiet /norestart /log:"%WINDIR%\Logs\RSAT Install (64-bit).log"
dism /Online /Enable-Feature /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-ServerManager /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Roles /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Roles-CertificateServices /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Roles-CertificateServices-CA /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Roles-CertificateServices-OnlineResponder /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Roles-AD /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Roles-AD-DS /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Roles-AD-DS-SnapIns /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Roles-AD-DS-AdministrativeCenter /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Roles-AD-DS-NIS /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Roles-AD-LDS /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Roles-AD-Powershell /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Roles-DHCP /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Roles-DNS /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Roles-FileServices /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Roles-FileServices-Dfs /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Roles-FileServices-Fsrm /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Roles-FileServices-StorageMgmt /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Roles-HyperV /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Roles-RDS /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Features /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Features-BitLocker /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Features-Clustering /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Features-GP /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Features-LoadBalancing /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Features-SmtpServer /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Features-StorageExplorer /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Features-StorageManager /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Features-Wsrm

This should install all of the available RSAT components for 64-bit Windows. The code below should install the 32-bit version (just call the batch file InstallRsat32.cmd).

wusa "%~dp0x86fre_GRMRSAT_MSU.msu" /quiet /norestart /log:"%WINDIR%\Logs\RSAT Install (32-bit).log"
dism /Online /Enable-Feature /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-ServerManager /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Roles /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Roles-CertificateServices /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Roles-CertificateServices-CA /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Roles-CertificateServices-OnlineResponder /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Roles-AD /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Roles-AD-DS /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Roles-AD-DS-SnapIns /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Roles-AD-DS-AdministrativeCenter /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Roles-AD-DS-NIS /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Roles-AD-LDS /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Roles-AD-Powershell /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Roles-DHCP /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Roles-DNS /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Roles-FileServices /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Roles-FileServices-Dfs /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Roles-FileServices-Fsrm /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Roles-FileServices-StorageMgmt /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Roles-HyperV /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Roles-RDS /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Features /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Features-BitLocker /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Features-Clustering /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Features-GP /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Features-LoadBalancing /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Features-SmtpServer /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Features-StorageExplorer /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Features-StorageManager /FeatureName:RemoteServerAdministrationTools-Features-Wsrm

I do realize that the line extends way off to the right, but just copy the whole thing, and you will get the entire command-line. If you have any issues with dism.exe, check out the log file located in %WINDIR%\Logs\Dism\dism.log.

Please leave any questions in the comments section below! Thanks for reading!

   În sfârşit o nouă versiune de FastStone Image Viewer – una care asigură în sfârşit transparenţa temei şi o mai bună integrare în Windows 7 . În rest schimbările sunt următoarele:

* Enhanced the skins and toolbar icons. Now the windows have drop shadow effect in Vista and Windows 7
* Added "Search and Replace" to Batch Rename
* Added "Renaming Preview" to Batch Rename
* Enhanced "Conversion Preview" in Batch Convert. Now it is possible to compare the original and converted images side by side
* In Advanced Options for Batch Convert, added an option to specify whether color adjustments (brightness, contrast, sharpening etc.) should be made before or after resizing.
* Shows GPS information in the "Image Properties" window. A "Show in Google Earth" button will be available if the image has GPS information
* Added "Border Effects" under Edit menu
* Added an option to remove EXIF/IPTC data when emailing images
* Added shortcuts for favorite folders
* Improved performance on network folders
* Improved compatibility with Windows 7
* Fixed bugs
* Other minor improvements .

Recently I was asked to add content to a batch file that would back up 7 copies of a file.  No more than 7 copies were needed, but they must be incremented.  For instance copy 7 should always be the oldest, and copy 1 the newest.     I thought I could easily do this in vbs, but I couldn’t quite get my head around how to do it in DOS batch.    Well, I was persistent, and figured it out.  

@Echo Off
if "%1"=="" GOTO :SHOWERR
set arcdir=.\Archive\
if not exist %arcdir% md %arcdir%
Set stFN=%1
set stThisFile=%arcdir%%stFN%.0
if exist %stFN%.07 Del %stFN%.07
setlocal ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION
for /L %%a in (6,-1,1) Do (
set /A anum=%%a+1
if exist "%stThisFile%%%a" move "%stThisfile%%%a" "%stThisFile%!anum!"
)
copy %stFN% %arcdir%\%stFN%.01
GOTO :EOF
:SHOWERR
ECHO.
ECHO No base file was submitted..
ECHO.
ECHO Syntax:
ECHO.
ECHO %0 File2Archive.TXT
PAUSE
:EOF

I created a batch file (I called it archive.bat) and put it in the same directory.  Now I simply call the batch file with the name of the file to archive as a parameter.   Seems to work pretty good.   The same code can be put into the batch, but I was trying to make it scalable. 

Programa básico, el típico hola mundo, pero programado en Batch Windows

Primero crea un archivo txt en tu escritorio, lo editas y agregas el siguiente código, el cual solo mostrará por pantalla el mensaje “Hola mundo”:

@echo off
rem mi primer programa
title programa 1
echo hola mundo
pause
exit /b

Descripción por número de lineas:

1. Estando en off el echo nos dice que no se muestre la dirección de ubicación del archivo

2. rem: para escribir comentarios

3. title: nombre el que se le asignará a la ventana de la consola

4. echo: muestra por pantalla el mensaje

5. pause: nos permitirá detener el programa para poder visualizar el mensaje

6. Fin del programa si presionas una tecla

Después de haber insertado el código en el txt, guardamos el archivo como .bat

para ejecutarlo basta con hacer clic en el mismo archivo por lotes ejecutable que se generó.

問題

   在batch file中可以使用.來取的當下工作目錄位置，執行相關工作，但前提必須是要先些換工作目錄到batch file所在目錄位置。 如果使用call來呼叫batch file時，必須先在所在路徑切換到batch file盪案路徑目錄，結束後call後再切換到其他目錄繼續工作，當被call的batch file搬移時必須修改大量的呼叫目錄。

解決辦法

在batch file內使用 %~dp0%取得檔案所在目錄

範例

@echo off 
rem ##get 本檔案所在目錄路徑
echo %~dp0%
pause

Nuestro querido y viejo amigo, el proceso por lotes del DOS, sigue bien vivito y coleando en el “CMD” de los servidores windows, también, por mucho que se empeñen en meternos el VBS por los ojos.

Todos nos acordamos de los ficheros BAT y su limitado potencial. Las variable sde entorno, etc. Si abrís un CMD y tecleáis “SET”, os saldrán todas las variables de entorno que hay en memoria. Interesante ver cosas precocinadas como el nombre de la máquina, dominio o username actual.

No vamos a ponernos a explicar ahora qué son lso ficheros BAT, ni lo que se puede hacer con ellos, sino a poenr a vuestra disposición algo que mi desconexión de este mundillo concreto me ha hecho enterarme esta misma mañana: que se pueden hacer substrings de cadenas en DOS.

Pensar cómo lo hubiera tenido qeu hacer en Linux con grep y demás histerias, se me antoja harto complicado comparado con esta ultrasencilla sintaxis. No digo que no existea tampoco en el BASH de Linux, eh??

1. Antecedentes:
   Se pretendía crear un BATCH (un fichero BAT de los de toda la vida) que hiciera una taea y guardara el log en un fichero con nombre YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS_tarea.log. En CMD, existen por defecto variables de entorno que muestran fecha y hora (DATE y TIME), en el mismo formato qeu los comandos “DATE /T” (13/11/2009) y “TIME /T” (12:34:19.45). El problema viene cuando queremos usar esas variables para generar el nombre del fichero, ya que los caracteres “/” y “:” no se pueden usar para nombres de fichero. Así que o sustituimos esos caracteres por otros o compoenmos el nombre mediante subcadenas de los valores de fecha y hora. Lo primero no lo he localziado en el reducido potencial del CMD, pero sí en lo segundo.
2. Búsqueda en Google:
   Para encontrar lo buscado, se realizó una búsqueda en Google:  cmd filename date
   Evaluando los títulos, se disparó hacia el quinto resultado y bingo! He de decir que en dicho resultado hay posts incorrectos del todo, pero enseguida reconoces el que realmente sabe de lo que habla, que es quien proporcionó la solución.
3. Sintaxis:

   ECHO %DATE:~X,Y%

   Devuelve un substring de Y caracteres desde la posición X (la cadena comienza en la posición 0).

   ECHO %DATE%

   13/11/2009

   ECHO %DATE:~0,2%

   13

4. Código final:

   SET FECHAGENERADA=%DATE:~6,4%%DATE:~3,2%%DATE:~0,2%_%TIME:~0,2%%TIME:~3,2%%TIME:~6,2%
   REM SET FECHAGENERADA=%DATE:~6,4%%DATE:~3,2%%DATE:~0,2%
   SET LOGFILE="F:\backup\logs\%FECHAGENERADA%-backup.log"

Fuentes:

• DOS: create filename based on date?:
  http://en.kioskea.net/forum/affich-130043-dos-create-filename-based-on-date
• MS-DOS tips for time and date stamps — TalkBMC:
  http://talk.bmc.com/blogs/blog-gentle/anne-gentle/dos-timestamp-tips/
• Tutorial variables de entorno en MS-DOS:
  http://www.palomatica.info/juckar/microsoft/msdos/entorno/variables_de_entorno.html
• Tutorial MS-DOS:
  http://www.palomatica.info/juckar/microsoft/msdos/
• Todos los tutoriales de Palomatica:
  http://www.palomatica.info/juckar/

None.

I get asked this kind of questions all the time. Advanced includes 5 Batch licenses, not mental ray licenses.

mental ray licenses are for running ray3 and rendering .mi files.

Batch licenses are for running xsibatch.exe and rendering .scn files, with either mental ray or a third-party renderer such as 3Delight.

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Execute uma série de comandos ou aplicativos com poucos cliques a partir de scripts criados nesta ferramenta visual

461,82KB

Freeware

Grátis

BatchRun é um aplicativo gratuito para geração de scripts em um ambiente de fácil aprendizado e utilização. Com ele é possível criar um arquivo que abra ao mesmo tempo diversos aplicativos e comandos com opções de controle de prioridade, ordem de execução e mais.

Entre os comandos disponíveis no BatchRun estão os de  copiar, colar, interromper um processo, encerrar um processo, criar diretório, renomear, apagar, etc. Uma opção é permite que, com um clique, o computador se conecte à Internet, e abra em seguida o Windows Live Messenger, Mozilla Firefox 3.5.4 com a página do Orkut aberta, o gerenciador de downloads e o que mais você quiser.

Roda em Windows 98, 2000, Millenium, XP, Vista, 7

Disponível no idioma Inglês

Each Photoshop action stores a sequential series of tasks/jobs, and by hitting the ‘play’ button you get the same effect again and again without the need to repeat steps individually. Photoshop actions are powerful and great time saver when it comes to batch photo processing.

Adobe Photoshop comes with a default set of actions pre-installed that could give you a pretty good idea how thing works.

Color Balance, Hue/Saturation

Photoshop Action 2
by saturn-rings

Cross-Processing ATN
by mutato-nomine

Actions Clyck
by muffim-clyck

Color Enhancing Actions
by Princess-of-Shadows

Cool photo effect action
by Numizmat

Enhancing skin color
by mermes

See More…..

С Caldera можете да променяте размера, да преименувате и да променяте подредбата на изображенията си на партиди.

Просто завлечете изображенията си в програмата и тя започва да работи. Caldera ви позволява да промените размера на изображенията пропорционално или като посочите максимална ширина или височина, в които искате да ги съберете. Можете и да промените автоматично имената на файловете с изображения (с представка и номер) и да изберете нова папка, в която да ги запазите. Можете да ги съхраните като JPG, PNG или GIF. Възможно е и да смените имената на файловете, без да променяте размера им.

Софтуерът е наличен за безплатно сваляне от тук и работи под Linux, Mac и Windows.

С пожелание за повече автоматизация,

Мартин

The (default) PATHEXT environment variable contains .vbs/.js/.wsf but wscript.exe is usually set as the default windows scripting engine host, so running scripts in a terminal is a big pain. What if we could put the WSH script inside a batch file so we don’t have to prefix every call with cscript //nologo ?

@if (1==1) @if(1==0) @ELSE
@echo off&SETLOCAL ENABLEEXTENSIONS
cscript //E:JScript //nologo "%~f0" %*
@goto :EOF
@end @ELSE
WScript.Echo("hello from WSH");
@end


If there ever was a huge scripting hack, this is it. Somehow it is both “valid” BAT and JScript syntax! The @if syntax requires MS:JScript v3 (IE4+), on the batch side of things, %~f0 and %* requires at least NT4, maybe NT5.

( Please note:The good netizens of the alt.comp.msdos.batch.nt Usenet newsgroup pointed out a few things relating to this post.

There are other utilities which can perform the “hide” operation in addition to many other helpful windows operations. One such utility is “cmdow” available here: http://commandline.co.uk/cmdow/ )

I used to sell a command-line utility for Windows called RUN-and-HIDE that would launch a batch file in a hidden window. While a number of other scripts became available to do the same thing, I noted that I hadn’t seen any that would hide the window of an already-running console process from within that process’s executing batch file script.

I performed a cursory search this evening to see if a utility was to be found that could hide a running console process. Not only was I not able to find one, but many posts state firmly that unless you launch the console process, one absolutely can not hide it.

…so, let me show you how…

Most windows are easy enough to hide via the Windows API ShowWindow() function. You pass ShowWindow() a window-handle and a show-mode and the window may display differently. One option for the mode argument allows the window to be hidden. ( We could just as easily minimize the window, maximize it, move it, …etc. if we have the window-handle ).

The trick to obtaining the console window-handle is to set the caption to a unique string, then call the Windows FindWindow() function. We need a unique title because FindWindow() will yield the handle for the first window it finds that matches our criteria.

My code will call getpid() to obtain the current process ID for the running utilty and will use that value with a prefix of HIDECMD_ in the running EXE.

Here is the code:

hidecmd.c

// hidecmd.c
// Hide the current console window for a running batch
// script.
//
// License: MIT / X11
// Copyright (c) 2009 by James K. Lawless
// jimbo@radiks.net http://www.radiks.net/~jimbo
// http://www.mailsend-online.com
//
// Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person
// obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation
// files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without
// restriction, including without limitation the rights to use,
// copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell
// copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the
// Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following
// conditions:
//
// The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be
// included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
//
// THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND,
// EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES
// OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND
// NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT
// HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY,
// WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING
// FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR
// OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.

#include <windows.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <process.h>
#pragma comment(lib,"user32.lib")
int main(int argc,char **argv) {
   int pid;
   char wrk[40];
   char old[256];
   HWND h;
      // get the process ID to use as a unique
      // number
   pid=getpid();
   sprintf(wrk,"HIDECMD_%d",pid);
      // preserve the old console window title
   GetConsoleTitle(old,sizeof(old));
      // replace it with a unique titles
   SetConsoleTitle(wrk);
      // give the system time to change the title
   Sleep(40);

      //.now, find the window handle by title
   h=FindWindow(NULL,wrk);
      // hide the window
   ShowWindow(h,SW_HIDE);
      // replace the old title
   SetConsoleTitle(old);
      // wait just a bit for the update again
   Sleep(40);
}

To use hidecmd, place a call to it early in your batch file. You may see the window blink as it initially displays, then disappears.

hidedemo.bat

hidecmd
dir %windir%
exit

I recommend use of the exit verb to ensure that the batch script terminates.

The source and EXE files for hidecmd can be found here.

http://www.mailsend-online.com/wp/hidecmd.zip

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