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TextFileReverse
A Windows command line tool to reverse the contents of a text file.
A simple command line tool, drop the Reverse.exe into the %systemroot% directory in Windows to call the program from the command line. Then just call like: Reverse /i Path\File.txt and the file will be overwritten with reversed text. Or an outfile can be specified Reverse /i Path\File.txt /o path\OutFile.txt this will leave the original file intact. -
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A simple command line tool, that takes a RSS feed of movie torrents, takes the good quality ones (based on the name) and checks IMDB for their rating. If it is higher than a predefined margin it downloads the torrent.
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Command-Line Tool to export all Task-Sequences on a System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM) Primary Site to XML Files.
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Very simple and easy to use command line tool for compiling and decompiling Microsoft .NET '.resources' files.
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m:sync is a command line tool written in c# that can be used to sync mp3s to the m:robe 100 mp3 player. it effectively replaces the proprietary mp3 software, m:trip and allows for more user friendly synchronization.
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Crypt-Gui is a small, simple and C# based gui related to the nice encryption command-line tool named Crypt, written by Animesh Srivastava.
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