PC*MILER BatchPro is a batch processing add-on created for use with PC*MILER. BatchPro gives PC*MILER the power and flexibility to handle tasks such as gene...

To begin using BatchPro, you need an input file containing the origin and destination pairs for which distances are to be calculated. To run the application...

Data is input into BatchPro in the form of a flat, ASCII text file. Each line in this file must contain an origin/destination pair, which can be in the form...

(North America only – SPLC data must be installed)  To use SPLCs when entering origins and destinations, each number needs to be preceded by “SPLC”, e.g. “S...

Mexican postal codes have the same format as U.S. ZIP codes, and some U.S. and Mexican locations have the same postal code assigned to them. To geocode Mexi...

If you know the name and location of your input file, you can type this information into the File Name entry field at the top of the main window.  Other...

Once you’ve chosen an input file, you must either select a format to use from the Format Name drop-down menu, or create a new format. This format will tell ...

PC*MILER BatchPro allows you to set many of the same route options available when generating routes in the main PC*MILER user interface. Route Type...

Three types of report files can be created from an input file. A fourth report file that includes toll costs can be generated if the Tolls add-on is install...

PC*MILER BatchPro can be run from your PC’s command line, without invoking the BatchPro user interface. You can either type the command “batchw32.exe” at th...