Introduction   These utilities are provided free, and without any guarantee that they will work (although I use most on a daily basis)! They are all Windows-based .EXE files, and most require Win2000 or later to run. If you want more information, or have any suggestions, please e-mail me.
  Windows Utilities  

Some useful utilities

Download Description
WebFtp WebFtp notes Provides a very fast and safe way of uploading files to a remote machine using FTP. Typically used to keep a Web site uptodate. Primed with the correct information, it will automatically keep upto three different web locations (development, demo and live) in synch with local files. Works 10x faster than DreamWeaver's upload utility, and does not reset the date/time stamp on files!
Screen sizer Creates an empty form with radio buttons allowing it to be set to the standard screen sizes.
Useful for designing web pages for smaller monitors.

  Command-line Utilities  

A collection of command-line utilities which perform vital or useful functions.
They are all called from the command line.
Entering the command name followed by /? will give a brief description followed by a list of parameters.

You should copy the files you want to a separate folder - e.g. C:\DosUts. You will then need to add this folder to the system path the System utility found within Control Panel:

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CopyTree Same as XCOPY but not subject to memory limitations
DDD Directory listing. Same as DIR with many additional features
Particularly useful is /f, which summarises the contents of the subfolders in the target folder
DLD Deletes files. Same as DEL, but displays files to be deleted and awaits confirmation
FFF Finds F-f-f-fouled-up Files
As DDD but reads all the bytes in each file, thus verifying its integrity
Useful for verifying a CD after creation - especially if you are about to delete the files from your hard drive!
df Similar to Unix "df" - lists mounted volumes
DkZip As PkZip, without copyright restrictions
Only -r and -p parameters supported
DkUnzip As PkUnzip, without copyright restrictions
Only -d -o and -v parameters supported
Grep Similar to Unix Grep. Use Grep ? for help
lcfn Converts file names to lower case - takes wild cards
MZLF Makes a zero-length file with given name
TimeUp
tu		 Displays time system last booted, and how long it has been running
This relies on system clock, which wraps round after ~40 days
WinErr Displays the text of a Windows error, given the number as parameter