Bat-to-Exe

Batch files contain a set of commands that are to be executed by the interpreter of the Operating System in order to run the program successfully. The commands are basically in the form of directives which should be executed by the command line of the operating system. The main disadvantage of these type of files is that they are often prone to reverse engineering as the commands are open and in a simplified format as compared to the executables. Thus, your hard work can be easily cracked by some other user and can use it for personal benefit or commercial interest. Bat-to-Exe, as the name suggests, converts a simple Batch file in .BAT format to executable file, providing a safeguard to your application against reverse engineering and other cracking attempts.

Bat-to-Exe v.1.0 is a shareware program and opens with a simplified interface consisting of a single dialog box. You just have to select a batch file in the input field and select the output name of the executable file and hit convert. You will find a small executable file being generated instantly by the program. The output file is largely compressed in size and the minimum file size can be as less as 5 KB. Apart from this, the file is completely encoded thereby providing a safeguard against decoding and reverse engineering attempts. The program is extremely efficient and simple to use and is equipped with auto update functionality for getting any useful up gradations to the program engine. You can even start a web based resource for freely distributing the EXE files converted from these batch files.

To conclude with, Bat-to-Exe v.1.0 scores a decent rating of four rating points on the scale of five for its ease of use and value it offers to programmers in securing their code.

"Bat-to-exe" is exactly what its name says - a bat to exe converter. Compiles Batch file to EXE files. The resulting EXE files are compressed and encoded, making it harder to reverse engineer your batch files. "Bat-to-Exe" is fast, simple to use and has a built-in auto-update functionality. The resulting EXE files can be freely redistributed.
The trial version of "Bat-to-Exe" is fully functional and not time limited. It allows converting as many bat files to exe as you wish. For free. It just contains a reminder.