Here is a summary of the products that are currently available:

WIL is the 'Windows Interface Language' used in WinBatch.   Additional functionality may be added to WIL by making use of specially written .DLL's called 'extenders'.  The wonderful folks at Wilson WindowWare were nice enough to provide a copy of the WIL SDK written in 'C'.  This 'C' language version of the SDK has been ported over to Object Pascal so that it can be used with Borland Delphi v4 (and newer).

Download this version if you want to be able to develop new WIL extenders with Delphi.  This software is freeware.

Do not contact Wilson WindowWare directly for support with the Delphi version of the WIL SDK.  Instead, please contact RTFM Consulting Services, Inc., with any questions or bug reports.

This is a WinBatch extender .DLL file that serves as a wrapper for the Somarsoft Dump Event .DLL utility.   The Somarsoft DUMPEVTD.DLL and DUMPEVTD.KEY files must be present before this extender will work.  Somarsoft originally released these two files into the public domain for free distribution.   However, Somarsoft went out of business and all of their software was taken over by another company (SystemTools).  SystemTools does still have the standalone DumpEvt utility available for download, but they appear to have no links to download the DLL version (DumpEvtD).  Visit our download page to obtain the DumpEvtD files.  We will keep them there until somebody from SystemTools tells us to take them down.

The help file for the extender is written as a web page that you can view it with the browser of your choice.  The help file explains how to properly install the Dump Event .DLL utility files into your WinBatch system directory.

Download this .ZIP file if you want to be able to quickly and efficiently read the NT Event log from a WinBatch script without having to resort to direct DllCall() functions and binary buffer handling in your scripts.  This software is freeware.

This extender was written using Delphi v4 and the Delphi version of the WIL-SDK.

Do not contact Wilson WindowWare directly for support with the NT Event Log Dump extender.  Instead, please contact RTFM Consulting Services, Inc., with any questions or bug reports.