When I do something that I might have to repeat because there is a better version of a program available (like som bug fixed in mobi2mobi

) I usually put the commands in a make file so I can repeat them.
In Windows that seems to mean that you install nmake and then you create a file Makefile that can contain just:
Code:
all:
<TAB> mobi2mobi ...
<TAB> mobi2mobi ....
and then just run nmake in the directory where you put the Makefile.
Jut wanted to mention this since I worry a bit that my programs contain some bug so people have to repeat the application of them. Also save the original file!