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1. In the directory where your program is, type notepad mytimer.bat, click 'yes' to create a new file.

2. Paste the code below, replacing YourApp.exe with your program, then save.

@echo off  
date /t  
time /t  
YourApp.exe  
date /t  
time /t

3. Type mytimer.bat in the command line then press Enter.

1. In the directory where your program is, type notepad mytimer.bat, click 'yes' to create a new file.

2. Paste the code below, replacing YourApp.exe with your program, then save.

   @echo off
   date /t
   time /t
   YourApp.exe
   date /t
   time /t
   

3. Type mytimer.bat in the command line then press Enter.

1. In the directory where your program is, type notepad mytimer.bat, click 'yes' to create a new file.

2. Paste the code below, replacing YourApp.exe with your program, then save.

   @echo off date /t time /t YourApp.exe date /t time /t

3. Type mytimer.bat in the command line then press Enter.

1. In the directory where your program is, type notepad mytimer.bat, click 'yes' to create a new file.

2. Paste the code below, replacing YourApp.exe with your program, then save.

@echo off  
date /t  
time /t  
YourApp.exe  
date /t  
time /t

3. Type mytimer.bat in the command line then press Enter.

1. In the directory where your program is, type notepad mytimer.bat, click yes to create a new file.

2. Paste the code below, replacing YourApp.exe with your program, then save.

@echo off

date /t

time /t

YourApp.exe

date /t

time /t

3. Type mytimer.bat in the command line then press Enter.

1. In the directory where your program is, type notepad mytimer.bat, click 'yes' to create a new file.

2. Paste the code below, replacing YourApp.exe with your program, then save.

   @echo off date /t time /t YourApp.exe date /t time /t

3. Type mytimer.bat in the command line then press Enter.