Command line rendering using aerender

I am facing a problem rendering about 200 after effect files using aerender, because i need to specify the comp name for each file.
Is there anyway where i can render my files and link them to only one comp, since all the files need to be rendered with the same setting.

All you need to know here:
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Especially note the RStemplate and OMtemplate flags. Construct the string once, then simply create a batch file containing those 200 calls using copy&paste inside the *.bat file. Should be easy enough...
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