Visual Batch File lets you perform many of the file operations that you might normally do with DOS batch (.bat) files.

There are times when you have to repeat a number of time-consuming file-related tasks, such as backups, file transfers, file synchronization, and telecommuting functions.

Visual Batch File enables you to set up file operations once, then save the setup to a .vbf file.

Visual Batch File enables you to set up file operations once, then save the setup to a .vbf file.

Instead of using a text editor like traditional batch file creation methods, the program's own brand of batch files are composed using a drag-and-drop method with an Explorer-like interface.

When you drop the files or folders, setup dialogs appear, asking you what properties you would like to set for the .vbf file entry.

Choose the options, click OK, and a .vbf entry is created. Once you've created a file, just open it in Visual Batch File and start it.