Isopaha/Data Well
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Batched v1.0
Batched is compact, free and fully operational editor for batch files. It is now on version 1.0, but
it will develop by from the comments and wishes of the users.
You can use editor
TOTALLY free. You can also share the program with its installer file. When you share it, you must say that program has been made by Isopaha/Data Well.
Download:
http://www.isopaha.arkku.net/download/Batched v.1.0.exe
Mirror:
http://www.speedyshare.com/749752634.html
Why on earth do we need a batch editor? We all know how do right click and move our cursor down one option.
i must agree with matt_familyguy.... we all know how to make a batchfile... if is extreamly easy and we dont need a little program to move the coursor down.... we have a mouse to do that.. all we do is right click and move our cursor down lol anyways thanks for trying.. mabe n00bs will like this upload lol peace
tnt996 Wrote:i must agree with matt_familyguy.... we all know how to make a batchfile... if is extreamly easy and we dont need a little program to move the coursor down.... we have a mouse to do that.. all we do is right click and move our cursor down lol anyways thanks for trying.. mabe n00bs will like this upload lol peace
what the hell are you saying?matt_familyguy meant that you could just right click the batch file,and select "Edit" to edit it.This program is useless,probably he's just trying to fool us into download his own virus or keylogger.
lol what a stupid batch editor
I want a batch editor with debugger to see on which line I have a mistake
guys, must i remind you that not everyone can right click and go to edit like that. there was once something wrong with my computer that would not allow me to do that. now, if you have a virus, which does this to you, and you find the virus, and discover it's a batch virus, you can use the program above to successfully edit it, find out what it has done, and delete all the issues you are having and return things to normal. so stop bustin the man's chops.
btw, another great option for editing batch files would be dos's own built in function
Code:
edit "yourbatchfile"
:D cheers!