Compressed2TXT(File2Batch/res2batch) v6.5 converts the file to bat

Compressed2TXT is a file or folder can be sent to the menu, can generate a bat with password, support ascii encoder and makecab lzx compression, many bat will generate some exe files bat for easy invocation. A bat can support many operations.

Support Windows 7 (PowerShell 2.0/C#2.0)

Quickly encode and decode BAT85 and BAT91 classes

Multiple files and folders are selected from the "Send to" menu

Function description

GUI Option 1: Enter the decoding key as the password - saved in the external file output ~key.ini

GUI Option 2: Random decoder key (used with 1)

GUI Option 3:BAT91 encoder instead of BAT85-1.7% size, but using web problem characters <* '%\>

GUI Option 4: No long lines (adds more overhead)

GUI Option 5: No LZX compression (for dense files)

GUI Option 6: No txt encoding (cab archive only)

: : Always use a prefix to disable syntax highlighting in the advanced text viewer

Encoded text is split into 128 characters or < 1024 characters to keep lame new windows Notepad

Improved MakeCab ddf generator to better handle localized and special character filenames

MakeCab was used twice to reduce the size of the file name tree

Improved BAT85 encoder/decoder and added BAT91 alternative

Improved handling of multiple selected files and folders as sources

Prompts you to accept or change the random decoder key

Original cmd/powershell hybrid; Script friendlier $option variable

Skip inaccessible files

Use Desktop rollback to better test unwritable directories

Supports changing the location of the default user folder

makecab single channel (Second channel size is not reduced much)

Reduced expansion function

Fix No option selected, now the default option

Total processing time for printing

More information about Option 1: Enter the decoding key as the password

Yes, you can definitely put your own/reuse a random key, that's what this option does, it works very well!

But if you use the default BAT85, it must be strictly 85 characters long,

And it must use only non-repeating characters from the base dictionary.

In other words, you can only move characters left and right, not add new characters or repeat characters (no need to edit scripts)

This is still hard to crack: 85 or 91 minus 6 (MSCAB. : D) * factorial combination!

When adding multiple bundled files in the same script, you must reuse the key - all files must use the same key!

The script verifies that the input keys match the length and base dictionary, and that information is provided

Find the correct options for the target file

Scripts have many GUI options that can help you determine the best course of action for a particular file.

By default, scripts compress LZX files. This works best for deep directory structures and large numbers of small files.

For huge files that are incompressible, you should select Option 5: No LZX compression (for dense files)

A ridiculous 259.45MB source file that "achieves" 98.94% compression is not worth the extra 1.06% saving of 4 minutes

Update log

v6.5

Warning: Running BAT source code is a dangerous action, if you are not familiar with it, please do not try!