There are a lot of amazing things that can be done with batches.Some people use them to automate PC processes while others make games.Yes, games!Many people don't know where to start when it comes to creating batches of files.
Step 1: You can learn some basic codes.
There are many codes that can't be learned in one setting or one description.It is easy to keep in mind that there are some basic codes that are similar to the DOS commands.Temporarily pauses the script after REM inserts a comment line.Press any key to get to the next line.The exit is from the script.
Step 2: You can open the notepad.
Press and hold the Windows key at the same time.There is a box on the lower left-hand side of the screen.Hit Enter if you want to type a notepad.This will open Notepad.One way to do this is to click the Start menu and type in notepad in the search field.
Step 3: Add codes.
You can't create a file without codes.Each line has a specific command.As an example, you can type or copy all of the following codes, each in a separate line.When the program starts, the code will display the words "Hello, World!" in a small black window, and the window will close when a key is pressed.
Step 4: Save it correctly.
The computer needs to know what kind of file it is in order for the file to run.It's important that you save it correctly.A small box will appear when you click "File" in the upper left-hand corner.On the left-hand side of the window, you can scroll up and select where you want to save it.The All Files option is located at the bottom of the window under the "Save as type:" field.In the "File name:" field, type in the name of the file but add ".bat" at the end.You can save the file by hitting the lower right corner of the window.
Step 5: Make sure it works.
Select the Start Menu and click "Computer." From this window, navigate to the location of the file that you just saved.It should have the name you saved it under, and an icon with two small gears.Click to open.The small black window should open with the words "Hello World!" in the upper left-hand corner.To exit the program, tap any key.If you created your own file to do something else, you should do what you wrote in it.A file has been created on Windows 7.