Make-EXE 1.2.2
Description
Make-EXE: The Ultimate Tool for Converting PowerShell and Batch Scripts into EXEs
Are you tired of having to run your PowerShell or batch scripts from the command line? Do you want a more convenient way to distribute your scripts to others? Look no further than Make-EXE, the ultimate tool for converting your scripts into EXEs quickly and easily.
With Make-EXE, you can convert any PowerShell or batch script into an executable file with just a few clicks. Simply right-click on your script file and select the "Make-EXE" option from the context menu. Make-EXE will then create an executable file that can be run on any Windows machine without requiring PowerShell or other dependencies.
But that's not all – Make-EXE also allows you to embed resource files used by your scripts directly into the EXE. This means that you can include images, sounds, configuration files, and other resources with your script without having to distribute them separately. And if you want to give your EXE a custom look, Make-EXE lets you set a custom icon for it as well.
One of the best things about Make-EXE is its ease of use. You don't need any programming knowledge or experience with compilers – simply select your script file and let Make-EXE do the rest. And if you prefer working from the command line, Make-EXE has got you covered there too – it can be used as a command-line tool as well.
Here are some key features of Make-EXE:
Convenient "Make-Exe" option in right-click menu: With this feature, converting your scripts into EXEs is just one click away.
Embed resource files: Include images, sounds, configuration files and other resources directly in your executable file without distributing them separately.
Custom icons: Give each of your executables its own unique look by setting custom icons for them.
Easy-to-use interface: No programming knowledge required! Simply select which script(s) should be converted into an executable format using our intuitive user interface!
Command-line support: If working from within Windows Explorer isn't enough for what needs doing then fear not because we've got everything covered when it comes down using our software via Command Prompt too!
Compatibility with all versions of Windows OS (32-bit & 64-bit): Our software works seamlessly across all versions of Microsoft's operating system so whether running XP through 10 - we've got everything covered!
In conclusion
If you're looking for an easy way to convert PowerShell or batch scripts into standalone executables that can be run on any Windows machine without requiring additional dependencies – then look no further than Make-exe! With its intuitive user interface and powerful features like embedded resources & custom icons - this software is perfect for developers who want their code packaged up neatly while still retaining full functionality!
Full spec
Publisher | Translucency |
Publisher site | https://lucent.rocks |
Release date | 2017-02-25 |
Date added | 2017-02-27 |
Category | Developer Tools |
Sub category | Interpreters & Compilers |
Version | 1.2.2 |
Os requirements | Windows 7/8/10 |
Requirements | None |
Price | Free |
Downloads per week | 1 |
Total downloads | 123 |
Comments:
I've been using Make-EXE for a while now and it's great! It's definitely useful for compiling my projects.
I agree with Mike, Make-EXE has been a lifesaver for my development work on Windows.
Make-EXE has a simple and intuitive user interface. Makes it easy to compile my code.
I had some trouble understanding how to use Make-EXE initially, but the documentation helped me figure it out.
The ability to customize the compilation process in Make-EXE is fantastic.
I've encountered a few bugs while using Make-EXE, but the developers are quick to release updates and fix them.
Make-EXE has significantly improved my development workflow. Highly recommend it.
I wish Make-EXE had support for other operating systems as well.
I agree, support for macOS would be great.
I've been using Make-EXE for a while now and I'm really impressed with its performance.
Make-EXE has a wide range of options for optimizing the compiled code.
I've used other compiler tools before, but Make-EXE is by far the best.
Make-EXE helps me save a lot of time by automating the compilation process.
I've encountered some compatibility issues with certain libraries when using Make-EXE.
Have you tried reaching out to the support team? They might be able to help you.
Make-EXE is a game-changer for Windows developers. Can't imagine working without it.
Make-EXE has excellent integration with other development tools, making my workflow seamless.
I agree, the integration with IDEs like Visual Studio is really convenient.
Make-EXE provides detailed error messages, which have been very helpful in debugging my code.
The compilation speed in Make-EXE is impressive. It's much faster compared to other tools.
Is there a free version of Make-EXE available?
Yes, there is a free trial available, but for the full features, you'll need to purchase a license.
I upgraded to the paid version of Make-EXE and it's definitely worth it.
What additional features do you get with the paid version?
With the paid version, you get access to advanced optimization options and priority support.
Thanks for the info, Mike.
Make-EXE has a straightforward installation process, even for beginners.
I agree, it's very user-friendly.
I've noticed that Make-EXE sometimes throws false positives with antivirus software.
That's something to be aware of, thanks for sharing.
Make-EXE has a minimalistic design, which I find aesthetically pleasing.
I had some compatibility issues with Make-EXE and my specific development environment.
Did you reach out to the support team? They might be able to help you resolve the issues.
I've been using Make-EXE for cross-compiling and it works like a charm.
The documentation for Make-EXE is thorough and easy to follow.
Make-EXE is my go-to tool for creating standalone executables on Windows.
I found the support team to be very responsive and helpful when I encountered issues.
That's great to hear, Phil. Good customer support is always a plus.
Is Make-EXE compatible with all Windows versions?
Make-EXE is compatible with Windows 7 and above.
I love how Make-EXE simplifies the entire compilation process.
Make-EXE has an active community forum where users can share tips and help each other out.
The community forum has been a valuable resource for me.
I encountered a few accessibility issues with Make-EXE's user interface.
Have you reported the accessibility issues to the developers? They might be able to address them.
Make-EXE's performance in terms of memory usage is impressive.
Make-EXE has helped me optimize my code and reduce my executable size.
Reducing executable size is always a win.
I've found Make-EXE to be reliable and stable in my development projects.
Make-EXE is definitely a valuable tool for developers working on Windows.