is a collection of command-line utilities for power users, Web site administrators, and those working with both Windows and UNIX platforms.
CommandPack includes the following utilities: "Batchrun" which performs the same command on a set of files matching a wildcard; "Cal" which displays a given calendar month; "CloseCD" which closes the CD drive; "Df" which shows the disk usage statistics of your local drives, including mounted network drives; and "Du" which displays disk usage information for a given directory tree.
The program also includes "Filefind" which shows a list of files matching a given wildcard; "Finger" which fingers an Internet finger server for user information; "Fileversion" which displays the Windows file version information of a file; and "Grep" which allows you to search for a pattern using regular expressions.
"Head" shows the first X lines of a file; "Hexdump" displays a file as hexadecimals; "Itime" synchronizes the time of your local PC with an Internet time server; "MyCPU" displays the approximate CPU speed of your local machine; and "OpenCD" opens the CD drive.
"OpenWeb" opens a Web page using your default Web browser; "Rnet" lets you start, stop, and view services on remote and local PCs (only Windows NT); "Tail" displays the last X lines of a file, with an optional "follow" command which displays new lines as they are created (ideal for log file activity monitoring); and "Tree" shows directory tree structure lists.
Finally, "Troute" traces the IP route from the local host to another host; "Uptime" shows the amount of time the local PC has been turned on: "WhoAmI" displays the user name of the current user who is logged in to the local machine; "Whois" queries an Internet Whois server for information such as domain name; and "Wc" counts the number of words, lines, and characters in a file.
Command Pack runs on
Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/Windows 10/11
and is available under the
30-day Trial
license
— the installer is 1 MB.
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