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The document provides an overview of Windows batch scripting, including definitions and examples of internal and external commands. It explains the functionality of the command prompt, command host, and the purpose of batch files for executing multiple commands in sequence. Additionally, it discusses the process of converting batch files to executable files to prevent unauthorized edits.
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