Windows NT introduced a new kind of scripting files known as “Windows NT Command Script Files” with a “.CMD” extension. Moreover, it also came with a new 32-bit version command interpreter, “cmd.exe”, for executing both, “.CMD” as well as “.BAT” files.
A script is generally an automated a set of tasks. A major difference between programs and scripts is that most script languages are interpreted, while programs are only compiled. Similar to a normal batch file on a Windows operating system, Windows NT Command Script Files consist of a simple list of commands that can be executed by your computer's operating system when the file is double-clicked or executed.
CMD Files
| File Extension | Total Number of Files | Oldest File (Date) | Latest File (Date) |
|---|---|---|---|
| CMD | 68 | winrm.cmd (09/18/2006) |
ps2pdf14.cmd (02/28/2020) |
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