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I ordered winbatch+compiler. When I try to compile a script I get " Winbatch compiler not installed". I did enter the license info, and do see the the serial number under the Licence info. Am I supposed to run a separate install to install the compiler? Sounds like you downloaded WinBatch instead of WinBatch+Compiler. Go to the the Download page (it can be reached by clicking on the Downloads menu item at the top of this forum) and then select the "Click here to download WinBatch+Compiler" link. You will be asked to provide your license information before you can select your version and begin the download. "No one who sees a peregrine falcon fly can ever forget the beauty and thrill of that flight." - Dr. Tom Cade Thank You, that solved my issue. I'm not sure what happened the first try, because I made sure to download the Winbatch+ compiler. I followed your advise, and downloaded for the Downloads in this Forum page. It looks like the same link that I originally used, but it works now. Thank you again. There is only one Download web page on the WinBatch Website. The link above takes you to the same page as the Download menu item on most other site pages. "No one who sees a peregrine falcon fly can ever forget the beauty and thrill of that flight." - Dr. Tom Cade

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WinBatch, WebBatch, and WinBatch+Compiler 2022A are now available for download.Customers with a current license may download the latest version of the software from the download page. - use the "Click here to download WinBatch+Compiler" link.If you do not have a current license and are interested in this and future releases, please visit our software purchase page. You can easily order online. notes:WB 2022A Jan 12, 2022 DLL 6.22ava First appearing in WB 2022A Added a logical sort style, @LogSort, to WIL Dialog's REPORTVIEW control. Can be used with either the @Asort or @Dsort styles. Defaults to @Asort when sort direction style is not indicated. A logical sort treats digits embedded in the text and stand-alone digits as numbers instead of as code points. Digit sorting applies to both integers and floating-point numbers. Modified the TimeAdd and TimeSubtract functions to accept and process 64-bit integer seconds in the seconds position of the second YMDHMS time parameter. Since YMDHMS date/time is limited to four-digit years, the sum of two times cannot exceed Dec. 31, 9999. Addressed problem that prevented 64-bit integers variable content from appearing in the result string when used in substitution. Fixed problem that caused the GetTickCount64 function to incorrectly report tick counts. Added level 12 to the WinVersion function. Option 12 causes the function to return the "feature version" of the current OS on Windows 10 and newer systems. The function returns an empty string on older versions of Windows. New function: AppProcId(s:program-name [, i:flags [,i:retryies]]) Returns a tab-delimited list of process-ids for running instances of the named program. program-name: Program name as displayed in the Windows task manager. flags: (optional) 0 for entire system (default) and 1 for current session process only. retries: Number of times the function tries to find the program. Default is 7 with a half-second delay between each try. WinBatch Studio Modified the UDP toolbar to display each UDP's parameters in the drop-down list. Also replaced the "#Define..." statements with an "F:", "S:" or "C:" to represent the UDP type.

We have been using version 2014A for a number of years to transfer data from one application to another with a Windows 7 desktop machine. That machine literally died and we made the decision to move to a Windows 10 machine. We are having an issue getting the transfer work automatically using Windows Task Scheduler and WinBatch, and would like to upgrade to the latest WinBatch version as part of our process of elimination.How does the upgrade process work? Can we simply buy/download the latest version and install it over the current version? Will we need to modify our current .wbt files or will they work with the latest version?Thanks,Tom You can simply install a new version over the older version of WinBatch by running the setup.exe program. You will not likely need to modify any scripts but you can check by reading the readme.txt file that is part of the installation. It contains a list of breaking changes for each version. "No one who sees a peregrine falcon fly can ever forget the beauty and thrill of that flight." - Dr. Tom Cade

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WinBatch Console is a set of programs you can use to enter and execute WIL scripting language statements at a command prompt. WIL statements can be entered and executed singly or as a group by switching WinBatch Console between single and multiline modes.WinBatch Console's 8 32-bit and 8 64-bit programs follow the same naming conventions as regular WinBatch with the addition of the letter "C" at the beginning of each name. For example, the console version of "WinBatch.exe" is "CWinBatch.exe." The console executables have the same manifests for UAC as their regular WinBatch executable counterparts and like their WinBatch counterparts, WinBatch Console programs accept command line arguments including a script file name.You can use WinBatch Console to execute almost any WIL statement from the console's command prompt:Notice that you can use the Cout command to display the contents of a variable.WinBatch Console also has a multiline mode that you can use to enter multiple WIL statements before they are processed by the interpreter. Placing a colon(:) at the end of a WIL statement changes the console to multiline mode and also changes the prompt to indicate the entry mode switch:The Console also maintains a history buffer that remembers up to the last 50 WIL statements you typed at the prompt or copied from the clipboard. Use the up and down arrow keys to move backwards and forwards in the statement history buffer. When you press an arrow key, the previous or next statement will display at the prompt. Execute the statement retrieved form the history buffer by pressing the return key or edit the statement by moving the insertion point using left and right arrow keys.The WinBatch Console supports several additional shortcut keys and key combinations for editing, selecting, copying, and pasting WIL statements.Since user-defined function, user-defined subroutines, and variables from a startup script remain available after the command prompt appears, you can use the startup script to create your own custom commands. For example, this simple user-defined function placed in a script used as a parameter to CWinBatch.exe mimics some of the functionality of the Unix LS command:#DefineFunction ls(path)