Printing File lists

Instead passing an HTML file as first parameter in the command line, it is possible to pass an ASCII file with .lis file extension.

Each line in this file should point to a printable file.

Command line Example:

htmlprint.exe d:\Temp\file_list.lis

Content of the filelist.lis file:

file:///d:\Temp\PrintFiles\_readme.txt

http://bersoft.com/index.htm

file:///d:\Temp\PrintFiles\software engineering measurement for the twenty one century on the new world (auerbach-2003).htm

HTMLPrint will print sequentially the three files indicated in the printing list.

When passing file names inside a printing list file, there is no need to enclose them between double quotes, but local files should have the prefix file:/// and online files http://

Also, when passing the file list name in the command line to HTMLPrint, it should not be preceded by any prefix, only enclosed between double quotes if the file name or path have any spaces.

While printing file lists, HTMLPrint can be visible or invisible, depending on the configuration in Options Tab (Visible while printing List checkbox), where also other File lists options can be configured.

After all files in the printing list file are sent to the printing queue, HTMLPrint will close down automatically.