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Introduction Using LabTalk, Origins built-in programming language, you can create a batch processing file to automate your application and thus speed up your work. This article: defines the term batch processing file, shows you how simple it is to create and run one, and shows you how to integrate it into Origins graphical user interface (GUI). What Is a Batch Processing File? A batch processing file is a form of Origin script file that acquires and processes multiple data files (most often without user intervention) and reports the results to the user. Batch processing files are created, ran, and integrated into Origins GUI in exactly the same way as all Origin script files. In order to learn more about them, you should first learn more about Origin script files as a whole =. What is an Origin script file? How is it used? An Origin script file is an ASCII text file which consists of a series of one or more LabTalk statements, often divided into sections. When called, the LabTalk statements contained in an Origin script file (or section of it) are sent to Origins LabTalk interpreter, whereupon a series of actions are automatically carried out in Origin. An Origin script file can be run from the Script Window, from a menu option, or from a toolbar button. In fact, many of the menu commands and toolbar buttons in Origin execute Origin script files (or sections of them) behind the scenes. Viewing these Origin script files that are executed behind the scenes is a good way to learn more about LabTalk programming and syntax. You can even use all or part of the script file to build your own script. As an example, consider the Window:Duplicate menu command. Selecting it automatically duplicates the active window. How does it do this? To find out how this menu command works, first perform the following procedure (developed for LabTalk script debugging purposes): Open a new project in Origin. The default worksheet Data1