Command line syntax

-script

-script key specifies the script used when converting images. A script is a file containing a set of conversion parameters: operation list, target format parameters, destination folder and operations with file names. The general appearance of the key is as follows:

-script [Script name]

Script name is a string specifying the needed script. It can contain the link to a preset or user-defined script created with the help of ImageConveter Plus. If the script is located in the same folder with the program, this parameter can contain script name only.

Example:

ICPCL.exe -source "c:\my fotos\*.*" -script "convert to bmp.icp"

Otherwise the parameter should contain file name with its full path.

Example:

ICPCL.exe -source "c:\my fotos\*.*" -script "c:\convert\scripts\convert to bmp.icp"

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To launch the program with parameters other than those specified in the script, use necessary keys changing conversion settings after -script key.

Example:

ICPCL.exe -source "c:\my fotos\*.*" -script "c:\convert\scripts\convert to bmp.icp" -template "{title}.{type}"

To execute the command line, the script should be available for reading. It concerns all executions including those performed from other applications and with other user names.

If you are not sure whether the script will be available for reading when it is needed, you can create a bat-file based on this script with the help of -makebat key. The file will contain a string with all parameters from the script.

If you want to create a command line with many parameters and operations, you can create a script with the help of ImageConveter Plus, and then generate a bat-file based on this script. This bat-file will contain a string with all parameters from the script.

Example:

ICPCL.exe -source "c:\my fotos\*.*" -script "c:\convert\scripts\convert to bmp.icp" -makebat " c:\tobmp.bat"

Image Converter Plus command line syntax :: Script

-script

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