Creating a Batch File
To create the batch file, you can use the built-in Creo Elements/Direct Drafting editor or any other text editor that works with ASCII files. If you use a text editor with special formatting capabilities, be sure to save the file in ASCII format.
If all the files for translation are in one directory, an easy way to create the required batch file is shown below:
Windows-Based Systems:
dir /w \path\directory > batchfile [Enter]
This command lists the directory called directory into a file called batchfile, which is the batch filename you specify in your batch translation. The file may need further editing if you want to specify destination names or modify suffixes, or if you used the DIR command to generate it.