Projekte : CSM

"It takes all sorts of people to make a world" [Oliver Hardy, in: Laughing Gravy]

If you use command file scripts, whether batch files, powershell scripts or visual basic scripts in the world of Windows, you must be an administrator, a software developer or, help me, a clever secretary.

Well I do, and I do have about a hundred and thirty scripts on several places on disk. The effect is...

• You have to search the script, at least to navigate to it, or else make the desktop full with links.
• Especially for rarely used scripts, you have to remember its name and what the script exactly is for.
• Often used and important scripts, need to be at an exposed position, they should be reliably ready within a few clicks.
• Anyway, at your screen, for all of them, there function is still documented by its long speeking filename only.

"The right tool makes it easy" [ancient wisdom]

And there we are! The Command Script Manager was born. This little pinion is now on its way. It claims to be a productivity tool for anybody who is using Batchfiles, Command line scripts, Visual Basic Scripts or PowerShell Scripts.

Fileversion 1.0.0.6, first published version, called categories version

Fileversion 1.0.0.7, comes with 41 changes, among these 11 new features, eg.
a status bar, category labels, mru script file, workdir reset, I/O redirection
for all script types, script by extensions view, Explorer access.

Fileversion 1.0.0.8, called language version
Read all about: Whitepaper (en) • Whitepaper (de)
And try it: Demoversion (de)