New to batch? Read on to find out how to use it.
Here I will show you how to use one of the batch files on this website.
Case 1.) If the file has a (.rar) next to it, that means the file is zipped. The file may have more than one file in it, or it may have been zipped for easy installation. Just download and install winzip from microsoft, it's free, and click the 'download file' button. Double click the zipped file and click 'extract to' (at the top). Fill in the desired path (if folder doesn't exist, it will create the folder) and click ok.
Case 2.) If the file has a (.bat) next to it, that means the file is in regular form. When you click download, you may be asked to save/run the file, or it may take you to a webpage with the code in it. If the save/run option appears, I reccomend saving it as some batches require saving data to your computer (saves, batch passwords.. etc.). If another webpage opens with text in it, just copy the text, starting at "@echo off" and ending at the end. Open a notepad on your computer and follow these steps:
--> Open Notepad
--> Paste code in notepad document
--> Save notepad as "something.bat" with 'something' as the file-name.
--> Set the "type" field to ALL
--> Click save and run program
Case 1.) If the file has a (.rar) next to it, that means the file is zipped. The file may have more than one file in it, or it may have been zipped for easy installation. Just download and install winzip from microsoft, it's free, and click the 'download file' button. Double click the zipped file and click 'extract to' (at the top). Fill in the desired path (if folder doesn't exist, it will create the folder) and click ok.
Case 2.) If the file has a (.bat) next to it, that means the file is in regular form. When you click download, you may be asked to save/run the file, or it may take you to a webpage with the code in it. If the save/run option appears, I reccomend saving it as some batches require saving data to your computer (saves, batch passwords.. etc.). If another webpage opens with text in it, just copy the text, starting at "@echo off" and ending at the end. Open a notepad on your computer and follow these steps:
--> Open Notepad
--> Paste code in notepad document
--> Save notepad as "something.bat" with 'something' as the file-name.
--> Set the "type" field to ALL
--> Click save and run program
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