-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.
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Otherwise the parameter should contain file name with its full path.
Example:
tips
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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.
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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.
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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"