BatMonkey - About
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The BatMonkey is a nifty little free file utility which enables you to do some windows related stuff that would take time to do manually, for example: backup favorites to restore them at a later date.
BatMonkey is designed for Windows 98 and Windows ME only.
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Download
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Click HERE to download the latest free full version of BatMonkey (Windows 98 and Windows ME Version
1.00 - about
20KB
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This software is also available for review or download from FreewareFiles.com
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Main Window
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The main window is the main interface of BatMonkey. From here you can access the following menus:
1. Advanced32 menu: this allows you to quick launch hidden windows programs like scan disk, disk defragmenter etc.
2. Delete Menu: this allows you to delete unneeded files.
3. Backup Menu: this allows you to backup certain files like internet favorites so that you can restore them at a later date. Warning: Restoring files will delete all original files first. That is: if you have added new files since your last backup, they will be deleted before the backed up files are restored.
4.Help...: this will open the help file for help.
5.Uninstall menu: use this facility to uninstall BatMonkey. This will remove all traces of BatMonkey from your system, including any backup files that are stored in the folder: C:\program files\BatMonk.
6. Quit to Dos: this will close BatMonkey and bring up the standard dos prompt. To exit from here type: exit. To launch BatMonkey again, type: BatMonk at the prompt.
7. Quit: this will close BatMonkey and return you to Windows
8. Dos SendTo item: send a file to this shortcut to open a dos prompt at the file location, for example: if I send C:\mydocu~1\monkey.txt then the dos prompt will open at C:\My Documents
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Requirements
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Requirements:
BatMonkey relies on components common to windows. BatMonkey will run under Windows 98 and Windows Me. Files that BatMonkey will need are:
Edit.com
Deltree.exe
Xcopy.exe
Move.exe
These should be found in the folder: C:\Windows\Command.
BatMonkey also needs C:\Command.com
As these products are third party (provided by Microsoft), MonkeyJob Systems cannot provide a direct download link to them.
If however, you are missing these files, you should be able to restore them from your Windows set-up CD. You may also find them in one of your cabinet files located at: C:\Windows\Options\Cabs or you can download them from the Microsoft website using Microsoft Windows update.
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