Recently we have implemented a new Human Resource solution in our company. The HR solution that we have acquired is pretty flexible in a sense that you can extend its capability by developing other modules in any programming tool then integrate it within its platform. Initially, what we want to add to the solution is to add a link on it that will call a batch scripts that runs series of commands. Our problem was it doesn't accept files other than with EXE extension. Luckily I stumbled upon Advanced BAT to EXE Converter which quickly converts batch scripts to .EXE files. Using it is simple, just load the BAT file via file menu. The contents of the BAT file will automatically displayed in the program interface and you may also able to edit it.
If you already happy with your script. You can compile it to standalone executable file by going File > Build Exe menu. A popup dialog is displayed and from here you can select an icon for the executable, add version information, dependency files, password protection, and make the program execute without console window. Hit the Make EXE button to start the conversion.
Advanced BAT to EXE Converter Executable works on all Windows 98/ME/2000/2003/XP/Vista/Win7. I tested it under Windows 7 x86.
1 comments:
Thanks for sharing! This definitely helped me. I will share this with my friends and colleagues. My small business will also benefit from this.
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