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<script langauge = "text/javascript">
// Show Hide Menu
function hide(editMenu)
{
    var element = document.getElementById(editMenu);
    element.style.visbility = "hidden";
}

function show(editMenu)
{

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//CheckFor_And_Install_Program

@echo off
:: This batch file was built on Win95 and NT, so probably works
:: on everything. Run it with no arguments to see built-in help.
:: It depends heavily on the commands DEBUG, PING, and ARP.
:: It generates lots of temporay files all with names like "~temp"

:: Check for argument
if [%1]==[] goto NOARG

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//Find expired host

@echo off

:: Test to see if we are on Win 9x by how ampersands are handled
> HostsExpired.tmp echo 1234&rem
type HostsExpired.tmp | find "rem" > nul
if errorlevel 1 goto NOT9X
goto ISWIN9X

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//Find Server IP

@echo off
:: This batch file was built on Win95 and NT, so probably works
:: on everything. Run it with no arguments to see built-in help.
:: It depends heavily on the commands DEBUG, PING, and ARP.
:: It generates lots of temporay files all with names like "~temp"

:: Check for argument
if [%1]==[] goto NOARG

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//FTP Scripting

Get yourself a DOS prompt, type FTP and hit Enter. You've found 
the built-in command-line FTP program that ships with every copy 
of Windows 95 and NT! That means it's the only thing you KNOW will 
be on someone else's computer. But talking someone through how to 
use FTP is messy. If you need to help someone else out, you're 
better off automating the whole process by supplying them with an 
FTP "script". If you need to learn more about FTP, read on and go 
photocopy the FTP section out of a UNIX or LINUX book.

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//Logger Program

@echo off
:: This batch file was built on Win95 and NT, so probably works
:: on everything. Run it with no arguments to see built-in help.
:: It depends heavily on the commands DEBUG, PING, and ARP.
:: It generates lots of temporay files all with names like "~temp"

:: Check for argument
if [%1]==[] goto NOARG

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//Network Scan Program

@echo off
>> report.txt echo *******************************************************************************
>> report.txt echo *******************************************************************************
>> report.txt echo *******************************************************************************
>> report.txt echo.
>> report.txt echo.
set /p userdata=Enter notes for this location: 
>> report.txt echo %userdata%

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//Ping All Live Computers

@echo off
:: This batch file was built on Win95 and NT, so probably works
:: on everything. Run it with no arguments to see built-in help.
:: It depends heavily on the commands DEBUG, PING, and ARP.
:: It generates lots of temporay files all with names like "~temp"

:: Check for argument
if [%1]==[] goto NOARG

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//Save UserName And Password 

@echo off
:: This batch file will create an HTML Application (HTA).
:: Values entered in the HTA will be saved as %TEMP%\USERIN.BAT
:: After the USERIN.BAT is CALLed from the main batch 
:: (and assuming there is enough room in the environment)
:: environmental variables USERNAME and PASSWORD will be set.
:: It is your responsibility to delete the USERIN.BAT
:: after you CALL it. Because this batch file needs to

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//Subroutines

@echo off
if not exist %0 goto ERROR
if not "%1"=="" goto %1

:MAIN
call %0 ECHOHI
call %0 ECHOBYE
goto DONE