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Convert images (JPG, TIF, PNG, GIF, BMP, WMF, EMF, PCX, TGA) into PDF from command line/batch file, with parameters/scripts. Supports wildcard filenames, clickable image stamps (eg company logo), bookmarks and can create simple full screen PDF slideshows.

Send SMTP emails from the command line. Attachments, HTML. Example: SMTPMAIL.EXE from=example@smptinfo.com to=example@smtpinfo.com body="Hello World!" subject=Example server=smtp.smtpinfo.com.

Shutdown Master is a powerful network enabled shutdown utility, that allows you to shutdown, log off, reboot, turn off, hibernate, send messages to computers in your network, both automatically or manuall, include system clean up options.

Fast Windows Shutdowner and Task Terminator. Shutdown Windows and terminate active tasks by one touch (alternative to "Ctrl-Alt-Del") and from command line

Is a power management tool for enterprise-wide and small office networks. Allow remote shutdown, wakeup, reboot up to 1, 000 machines simultaneously at a scheduled time. It has command line support, quick search for machines, log files, etc.

Program allows scheduled shutdown, reboot and wakeup (Wake-On-LAN) computers on the local network. You can easy perform actions for any number of work stations. Program has a command line support, log files, etc.

"It's missing from Windows!" HSLAB Shutdown Folder is a utility which provides a service similar to the Windows 9x/NT/2000/XP "Startup" folder. It launches applications, command files(*.bat, *.cmd) and symbolic links placed into a "Shutdown Folder"

"It's missing from Windows!" HSLAB Shutdown Folder is a utility which provides a service similar to the Windows 9x/NT/2000/XP "Startup" folder. It launches applications, command files(*.bat, *.cmd) and symbolic links placed into a "Shutdown Folder"

"It's missing from Windows!" HSLAB Shutdown Folder is a utility which provides a service similar to the Windows 9x/NT/2000/XP "Startup" folder. It launches applications, command files(*.bat, *.cmd) and symbolic links placed into a "Shutdown Folder"