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.file extension DTS - Directory toolkit script
File extension DTS description:
Directory Toolkit scripts may be used for complex or frequent synchronize operations in lieu the synchronize command line switches. You may specify more than one operation in a single script. Script files are ASCII text files that should be created using text editor such as Notepad. You may also write & load single-step scripts interactively from the main dialog via the View Menu (Load/Write options from/to script). A script file may be passed to Directory Toolkit via the /F command line parameter. For example, to run a script in the file "dt.cfg", you would issue the following from a command line prompt or a batch file:C:\TOOLS\DIRTKT\DIRTKT.EXE /F"c:\script files\dtscript1.cfg" /Q
Directory Toolkit will look for the script file in the current subdirectory. You may specify a path to the script file. The file name extension for the script file may be anything you choose. You may specify the /Q command line parameter when using scripts.
Associated applications to file extension DTS:
Company / developer:
Funduc Software
Directory Toolkit is a multipurpose directory and file utility for Windows 95/98/ME NT/2000/XP, and Windows 2003. If you ever work with more than one file or more than one directory at a time, or if you use ZIP, TAR, GZ, CAB, or LZ archives, then Directory Toolkit is a must have. Directory Toolkit's utilities do what you simply can't do any other way. Any one of the features make it worth the price, together they make an unbeatable value!
Directory Toolkit displays a single or side-by-side directory comparison using color coding for alike, different, or missing files. You can copy, move, & rename files while retaining long filenames. Built-in ZIP, TAR, GZ, LZ & CAB archive functions, with Explorer shell extensions, let you easily create & manage archives (LZ is extract-only). All of Directory Toolkit's file & directory compare functions work seamlessly on files in archives - no need for you to manually extract files first. Directory comparisons can be based on dates or a binary file analysis. Network administrators and advanced users will appreciate the command line and script operations, which let you process multiple comparison & synchronize operations within a single script file. You can also create short scripts on the fly from the program's View Menu to quickly save/retrieve the current settings. Other features include: Customizeable toolbar; Explorer compatible OLE drag n Drop (including archives); Encode and Decode UUENCODED, Base64(MIME), Binhex files, quote-printable, and XXE files; Split and Concatenate files to/from diskettes; An integrated file compare viewer for a color coded display of the actual differences in files; Safe physical sort of directories; Touch files (change time/date stamp); Finds duplicate files on your hard disk; Opening files and launching applications; Wild card functions include file name numbering.