All Command Line Switches

Switch

Meaning

/J{File}

Specify a 'Conversion Job' file (*.SII) to be done. You must have previously created a 'Conversion Job' file to use this switch.

/S{File}

Input File(s) to be converted.

A single file including its complete path can be specified for a single file conversion (i.e. "D:\MyImageFiles\SingleImage.jpg".

If specifying a single file, make sure that the /T switch also specifies a single output file (i.e. "D:\OutputFiles\TargetOutput.PDF".

Alternatively, you can specify whole directories by using the wildcard syntax (i.e. "D:\MyImageFiles\*.png"). If specifying a whole directory, make sure the /T also specifies a whole directory with a new output file extension. (i.e. "D:\OutputFiles\*.PDF").

See also /R for subfolders.

/F #

File type of the Input file(s). /F must be followed by a number indicating the file type of the image to be converted. Please see the File Type Constants table below for a list of valid values. The input file path is specified with the /S switch. This switch specifies the file type of these file(s).

File Type Constants

/T{File}

Output File(s) to be created when converting the Input file(s) to PDF format.

If specifying a single input file, make sure that the /T switch also specifies a single output file (i.e. "D:\OutputFiles\SingleImage.PDF".

Alternatively, you can specify whole directories by using the wildcard syntax (i.e. "D:\OutputFiles\*.PDF"). If specifying a whole directory, make sure the /S also specifies a whole directory with an input file extension. (i.e. "D:\MyImageFiles\*.bmp")

This switch is ignored if the /G Switch is used.

/C #

File type of the Output file(s). Currently this is fixed to PDF only.

/G

Save files to their input folders. Use this instead of /T to place the converted files in the same folder as the input file. Cannot be used when converting a single, specified file from within a folder. Use the /T switch instead.

Files will be saved with the same name as the input but in a .PDF format. You cannot specify a different name for the output file when using the /G switch.

/V

Verbose mode. Specify this switch to display a message box indicating how the conversion went. See also /L

/R

Seek out and do all files found in the sub-folders specified in the /S switch. Recursive subdirectories. You may add this switch if you are processing whole directories of files. See /S, /T and /G for more details on selecting whole directories to be converted.

/L{File}

Log file path and name (i.e. D:\MyLogs\ConvertITP.LOG) If this switch is specified a log file with the given path and name will be created and the results of the conversion will be written to it. See also /V.

/B{File}

Save the Log file as a 'Conversion Job' ONLY IF ERRORS OCCURRED. This is useful if the files that had problems, can be done at a later time, or with a different method. /B differs from /L, since the file generated with /B will not include extraneous comments not allowed in a 'Conversion Job' file. Save as a .SII file type so it can be loaded as a job.

[/+]

Append (concatenate) image to the end of a PDF file.

[/A{PDF Author}]

Specify the Author property of the PDF file.

[/D{PDF Creator}]

Specify the Creator property of the PDF file.

[/K{PDF Keywords}]

Specify the Keywords property of the PDF file.

[/U{PDF Subject}]

Specify the Subject property of the PDF file.

[/I{PDF Title}]

Specify the Title property of the PDF file.

[/Z]

Verbose Log. All file operations will be recorded in the log

[/M#]

TIFF ONLY: Compression Method.

0 = No compression,

1 = LZW

2 = RLE Compression (1bpp)

3 = CCITT3 Compression (1bpp)

4 = CCIT4 Compression (1bpp)

[/W{Tiff Pages}]

TIFF ONLY: Which pages to convert. You can specify the pages individually or by ranges, seperated by commas. For example

“/W 1,2,3,10,11” is the same as “/W 1-3,10-11”.