Usually when people check communication with computer or would like to see if a host is online the executes ping command. Windows does not provide graphical utility to do that, but has a command line tool. This software saves your time opening and printing command line parameters and present the output in a nice graphical interface. Later you may export ping results and even print them out right from this tool.

PromptPal is a replacement GUI (graphical user interface) for the command prompt console, previously known as the DOS prompt. It turns the antiquated console into a friendly and helpful Windows program, whilst still routing all your instructions through Microsoft's dependable command processor. PromptPal is highly configurable, and provides full Windows-style editing, command completion, command history, syntax help and much more.

Visual Watermark Software ... easy to use photo watermarking software ... visible watermarking software ... it places very strong watermarks no one can remove ... it can convert your photos to encrypted PDF ... you control the watermark placement precisely even with photos of different sizes ... this software watermarks photos with logotypes, pictures and text ... command line support ... it can read and write EXIF.

Batch Image Commander is a batch image processor made for command line operation and as a System Tray Icon application for timer based operation. Batch Image Commander allows you to create thumbnails, add text captions, rotate images, resize images, add prefix and suffixs, save as jpeg,jpeg 2000, tiff, png, bmp and gif, convert images to grayscale and negative images, change jpeg quality, smoothing ratio and DPI.

Easily and reliably handle parameters passed to your program on the command line. Allows you to automaticly handle double-quoted strings, support short and long parameter names, validate parameters, generate error messages, display help, specify default parameter values, mark parameters as required and more!

Easily and reliably handle parameters passed to your program on the command line. Allows you to automaticly handle double-quoted strings, support short and long parameter names, validate parameters, generate error messages, display help, specify default parameter values, mark parameters as required and more!

If you are frustrated by the limitations of the Windows command line, then 4NT is the one command line tool you truly need. By adding thousands of features that Microsoft omitted, 4NT makes the command line easy to use, giving you more power and flexibility than you ever imagined. 4NT replaces the Windows command processor, (CMD.EXE) the brains behind your command prompt.

Line Counter is a command line tool that counts the number of source code lines. It counts individual files or integrates with your favorite IDE. Today, Line Counter supports the Microsoft Visual Studio, JBuilder, Kawa and JiveLint project file format. Line Counter can also ignore comments in the source code and parse unsupported IDE project files with a little help from you.

I used CSS and a false target to open a new browser each time it's clicked so visitors would not lose their index to surf. The free command line indexer will also index your newest files first. Thus customers and clients will see your most recent bargains. I use the title tags in the command line html indexer but long one's may be cut shorter.Using the ini file you can choose your own title name and file name for the index created

Command Line E-mailer (CLEMAIL) is a tool that allows you to send e-mail from the command prompt. It's suitable for web site integration, batch programming, personal use and applications that need e-mail capabilities.

MakeGIF creates animated GIFs from command line in batch mode. It is a visual command line processor. You can use pictures created by MS Paint, Adobe Photoshop etc. MakeGIF has optimization tools for making your GIFs smaller. You can add hidden signatures to your GIFs to protect them from unauthorized use on the Web and check presence of your signature. Also you can create GIFs with fixed sizes (for example, for mobile phone screens).