Is there any utility out there? to covnert bat to exe

I'm suing bat2exec and having problem..not that promising

Thanks for all of you

Hi,

I dont think so that we have any utility which converts BAT to EXE files
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"OJ" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>Is there any utility out there? to covnert bat to exe
>
>I'm suing bat2exec and having problem..not that promising
>
>Thanks for all of you

Hello OJ,

the bat2exe utility was created for MS-DOS 5.0 a long long time
ago. It only compiles internal MS-DOS commands into a EXE file.

It will not work with the CMD.EXE based batch files.
I don't know about such a tool for Windows NT/2000/XP.

Greetings,
Reinhardt
--
"Kinder, wie lang hält ein Kamel ohne Wasser aus?"
"Bis zu seinem Lebensende."

I believe the commercial product Winbatch is still available, though I've
never used it myself. It used to be fairly pricey (~US$200). Also, it has
its own extensions and syntax that overlaps standard batch, but it does have
a compiler. The OP can try a google search for Winbatch to find the source,
if they want to look into it.

Tom Lavedas
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"Reinhardt Kern" wrote:

> "OJ" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
> >Is there any utility out there? to covnert bat to exe
> >
> >I'm suing bat2exec and having problem..not that promising
> >
> >Thanks for all of you
>
> Hello OJ,
>
> the bat2exe utility was created for MS-DOS 5.0 a long long time
> ago. It only compiles internal MS-DOS commands into a EXE file.
>
> It will not work with the CMD.EXE based batch files.
> I don't know about such a tool for Windows NT/2000/XP.
>
> Greetings,
> Reinhardt
> --
> "Kinder, wie lang hält ein Kamel ohne Wasser aus?"
> "Bis zu seinem Lebensende."
>

About a year ago I bought Brandon Dargo's batch file compiler from his site
at:

http://www.bdargo.com/

But after I had it, I found I hardly ever had a need for it. Since then
I've upgraded to the command processor 4NT ($69.95 U.S.) which includes a
batch file compressor along with its hundreds of other powerful batch file
tools. That $69.95 for 4NT has been a far better investment for me. The
link to the 4NT web site is:

http://www.jpsoft.com/index.htm

John