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Thanks! An .ini file is already plain text, so renaming it to .txt gives you a TXT file. Filee could also read .ini as text, the way .sql was just added (#611), so it converts to TXT, PDF, DOCX and the other text targets.
What do you mean by BAT, though? A .bat is a Windows script, and there's no general way to turn settings into a script. If you need something specific, could you describe it or attach an example?
Turning settings into a .bat script isn't something there's a general way to do, so that part isn't planned. If you had something specific in mind, please reopen with an example. Closing.
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KnifeLemon commentedon Oct 26, 2026
Thanks! An
.inifile is already plain text, so renaming it to.txtgives you a TXT file. Filee could also read.inias text, the way.sqlwas just added (#611), so it converts to TXT, PDF, DOCX and the other text targets.What do you mean by BAT, though? A
.batis a Windows script, and there's no general way to turn settings into a script. If you need something specific, could you describe it or attach an example?Read .ahk, .ini, .rsc and .cmd files as plain text (KnifeLemon#536, K…
KnifeLemon commentedon Oct 28, 2026
Filee 2.2.0 reads
.inifiles as plain text (#663), so they convert to TXT, PDF, DOCX and the other text targets: https://github.com/KnifeLemon/Filee/releases/tag/v2.2.0Turning settings into a
.batscript isn't something there's a general way to do, so that part isn't planned. If you had something specific in mind, please reopen with an example. Closing.