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Command line tool to replace quickly strings in files. Replaces recursively in directories, handles huge files, accepts regulars expression patterns, can replace binary chunks...

isolabel is a program that allows you to change volume label in ISO 9660 image file after it was already created. Moreover, you can specify ISO 9660 and Joliet volume label separately, taking advantage of fancy names in Joliet together with simpler, but longer name in ISO 9660; something that tools like mkisofs/genisoimage does not allow you to do in standard compliant way. This program is written to have minimal software dependency, and work on all platforms.

Many faced with a situation where you need before leaving work on the project to throw the stick or to backup files. It is often itself into the USB flash drive remains until the last moment. The principle of operation is simple tools: a program (bekaper) hangs in processes and intercepts the message on shutdown Windows, and then, "she says - I do not want" and blocks further is launched bat-nick (created automatically encoded DOS) with expectation. Ie off your machine will automatically lead to the creation of the backup. In the BAT-file procedure spelled copy all the files from the specified archive to the specified folder and media, such as xcopy "c:\1\*.*" "C:\backup\*.*" Thus, you can specify (to edit the file <copy.bat>) any media source-receiver and generally available from any scripting language commands to be executed before shutting down the machine. ...

Develop cross-platform tools faster using a C++ Framework proven in commercial software. Classes support logging, sockets, RFC servers (NNTP, SMTP, POP, HTTP), object indexing, ini, tagged databases, file systems, and more. The STDNOJ Namespace, by R.A. Nagy

Provide access to long file names under real-mode DOS. Supported file systems: FAT12/16/32, ISO9660, Joliet. Supported operations: dir, copy, mkdir, rmdir, ren, cd, del.

DirUse is a DOS command-line tool to display folders size information: # folders, # files and "human readable format" total size.