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Peter Mortensen
Peter Mortensen
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If I would replace batch files, I would do it using some .NetNET language. .NetNET has libslibraries included for threading, starting an appapplication and processing the output easily. And you can offcourseof course use C# for example as an scripting language, or even powershellPowerShell or pythonPython.

If I would replace batch files, I would do it using some .Net language. .Net has libs included for threading, starting an app and processing the output easily. And you can offcourse use C# for example as an scripting language, or even powershell or python.

If I would replace batch files, I would do it using some .NET language. .NET has libraries included for threading, starting an application and processing the output easily. And you can of course use C# for example as an scripting language, or even PowerShell or Python.

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Dykam
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If I would replace batch files, I would do it using some .Net language. .Net has libs included for threading, starting an app and processing the output easily. And you can offcourse use C# for example as an scripting language, or even powershell or python.