Tools: MoveSize

Introduction
MoveSize is a command-line utility whose primary purpose is to move smaller size file from one folder to another folder. MoveSize is a handy tool that means its option is limited and error checking is not sufficient.

Using MoveSize
usage: MoveSize SourceFileNames DestinationFolder
Source file names: single file name or wild file name
Destination folder: folder name without ending ‘\’

Example
MoveSize d:\samples\*.jpg d:\samples\dest
MoveSize will move any d:\samples’ jpg files to d:\samples\dest folder that are less size or do not exist.

Download MoveSize (8437 Bytes)
MD5: 65f988b426e2a32634069ffc5996d643

System Requirement
Windows XP and higher

How to: add a digital signature to an executable file

In order to add a digital signature to an executable file, a certificate license is required. However, you can have a “test” certificate license with “makecert.exe” and “Certmgr.exe.” Here are the steps for signing a digital signature during development stage.

1. makercert -r -pe -sr localMachine -ss Test -n "CN=Ying-Pin Hung (Floyd) –FuDream Group" testcert.cer
2. Certmgr –add testcert.cer -s -r localMachine Root
3. signtool.exe Sign /v /s Test /n " Ying-Pin Hung (Floyd) –FuDream Group " application.exe

However, signtool does not provide timestamp function by its own. Therefore, you need to get a timestamp in another step.

1. signtool.exe timestamp /v /t “http://timestamp.verisign.com/scripts/timstamp.dll “ application.exe

Be aware of this post, this signature is for development stage. You can get a real signature from CA, such as VeriSign, Inc.