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It is possible to convert .bat files to .txt files by right clicking the file and renaming it, changing the .bat extension to .txt.
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Alternatively, Windows Batch (BAT) files can be ported to Mac OS X shell scripts (SH) by learning the native scripting language, using Wine-powered exe wrappers, or using Apple Script instead of BASH.
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Finally, the terminal can be used to run the bat file on Mac by changing the permission, specifying the full path, and telling the terminal to look for the particular file.
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This post on DosTips.com discusses the process of porting Windows Batch (BAT) to Mac OS X shell scripts (SH). The author is looking for advice on how to do this, such as learning the native scripting language or using Wine-powered exe wrappers. It is also suggested that the author use Apple Script instead of BASH, as Apple Script is more powerful and is more suited to Windows command prompts.
Porting Windows Batch (BAT) to Mac OS X shell scripts (SH) ? - DosTips.com
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First, go into the terminal of the file, then enter a command called chmod 755 batch script. It will change the permission.
Then specify the full path by typing
To tell the terminal to look for a particular file, just type “./” before that filename. After that you can find your bat file
5 Easy Ways On How To Run Bat File On Mac
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