DBF Recovery conveniently supports command line operation, which is really useful in case you need to wholly automate the dbf repair process.
You simply enter the path to "dbfrecovery.exe" file which usually is
"C:\Program Files\DBF Recovery\dbfrecovery.exe"
and after it the path to the corrupted file.
For example:
C:\Program Files\DBF Recovery\dbfrecovery.exe C:\base\file.dbf
As for batch recovery, you follow the same procedure but simply do not specify the exact file name. Instead you enter the path to a certain folder and choose all files with *.dbf extension in it.
"C:\Program Files\DBF Recovery\dbfrecovery.exe" C:\base\*.dbf