What is EBA Command Center?

What is EBA Command Center?
EBA Command Center is a command-based Windows shortcut application. EBA Command Center makes easy-to-use shortcuts (called "commands"), which are executed by typing its name in the EBA Command Center text box.

NOTICE: As of EBA Command Center 9.1, .ebacmd files have been updated to XML format, to match Plugin command format. EBA Command Center 9.1 will ask you to migrate your commands to the new format.
A command is a file in EBA Command Center. Command files are stored at C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\EBA\Commands\NAME.ebacmd. Built-in commands are stored in the installation directory.

When you execute a command, EBA Command Center will read the data in the file, and EBA Command Center will perform an action based on the content of the command. Command files can come in 5 types:


 * (File) - Open/Execute a file on your system.
 * (Cmd) - Run a command through Command Prompt.
 * (Url) - Open a website in your default web browser.
 * (Exe) - Set an internal "execution value", which opens the GUI menu that is internally coded with that execution value. (Hidden from command creation menu, meant as a developer-only command type)
 * (Short) - Execute another command file.
 * (Script)[Upcoming 8.41] - Executes scripts found within plugins.Commands.png

What is a "user account"?
When you first install EBA Command Center, you'll be prompted to create a "User Account". A user account is used to verify that the user has permission to execute some commands. You can create a new user account in config mode. User accounts are stored in C:\ProgramData\EBA\Users\NAME.ebacmd