Image Converter Plus command line syntax :: Makebat
-makebat
-makebat key is used to create a bat-file containing a command line with the list of parameters needed for conversion. This line is ready for immediate execution. Launch this bat-file in future to start conversion process.
To create a bat-file it is necessary to use -makebat together with -script and -source keys when launching the program. The generated
command line will contain all parameters from the specified script.
The general appearance of the key is as follows:
-makebat [File]
File - this character string contains the name of and path to the output bat-file. If you want to create this file in the folder with the program, you can specify its name only.
Example:
ICPCL.exe -script "c:\convert\scripts\convert to bmp.icp" -source "c:\my fotos\*.*" -makebat "convert to bmp.bat"
If you want to create the file in any other folder, you should specify its full path in the parameter.
Example:
ICPCL.exe -script "c:\convert\scripts\convert to bmp.icp" -source "c:\my fotos\*.*" -makebat "c:\convert\tobmp.bat"
tips
- You can use the bat-file generated with the help of -makebat key if you are not sure that this script will always be available as well as to automate frequently used conversion processes.
- Specify additional keys to change any parameters of the script.
Example:
ICPCL.exe -script "c:\convert\scripts\convert to bmp.icp" -source "c:\my fotos\*.*" -makebat "c:\tobmp.bat"
- To execute the command line it is necessary that the specified script be available for reading. This concerns all launches, including those performed from other applications and with other user names.
- To successfully create a bat-file it is necessary that the specified folder be available for writing. This concerns all launches, including those performed from other applications and with other user names
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