Command Line Automation

Usage:

The possible options are:

1) /print

2) /printall

3) /auto

4) /readonly

5) /quit

6) /setup=your_setup.cfg

You can open file at startup. Use the file name as parameter.

Example: 1) ftprint.exe file.txt

2) ftprint.exe "C:\My files\file.txt"

You can associate 10-Strike FTPrint with ".txt" files in Windows Explorer.

1. You can print using the command-line too. The "Print..." dialog appears immediately after running this command.

Example: ftprint.exe /print "C:\My files\file.txt"

2. When using the /printall option, FTPrint will print the file as if you chose the "Print as 'Copy to prn'"menu command (F9 key).

Example: ftprint.exe /printall "C:\My files\file.txt"

3. Use the /auto option if you don't want any dialogs to appear. This feature is recommended if your printer loads paper automatically or when you use perforated paper.

Example: ftprint.exe /auto /print "C:\My files\file.txt"

4. /readonly turns on read-only mode (the same as "Read-only" button).

Example: ftprint.exe /readonly "C:\My files\file.txt"

5. When using the /quit option, FTPrint will close after printing.

Example: ftprint.exe /auto /quit /print "C:\My files\file.txt"

6. You can choose multiple configuration files using the command line with /setup option.

Example: 1) ftprint.exe /setup=mysetup.cfg /print "C:\My files\file.txt"

2) ftprint.exe /print /setup="C:\My files\mysetup.cfg" "file.txt"

7. /hidereadonly does the same as /readonly but hides the "Read-only" button so user cannot cancel read-only mode.

Example: ftprint.exe /hidereadonly "C:\My files\file.txt"

8. /hidesave hides "Save" button and menu item so user cannot save modified document.

Example: ftprint.exe /hidesave "C:\My files\file.txt"

9. /hidesaveas hides "Save as..." menu item so user cannot save modified document.

Example: ftprint.exe /hidesave /hidesaveas /hidereadonly "C:\My files\file.txt"