A more descriptive name for Batch File.
An ASCII file that contains one or more Windows NT commands. A batch program's filename has a BAT or CMD extension. When you type the filenam at the command prompt, the commands are processed sequentially.
A text file that contains one or more commands. When you type the file name at the command prompt, the commands contained in the file are processed sequentially.
A text file containing commands that are performed when the batch program runs. MS-DOS batch programs always have the filename extension .BAT. A batch program called AUTOEXEC.BAT runs when you start MS-DOS.
a simple text file that contains a sequence of programs or commands to run
A text file that tells Windows 95 to perform one or more actions in order.
An ASCII (unformatted text) file that contains one or more operating system commands. A batch program's file name has a .cmd or .bat extension. When you type the file name at the command prompt, or when the batch program is run from another program, its commands are processed sequentially. Batch programs are also called batch files. See also: American Standard Code for Information Interchange (ASCII); logon script