How could we convert rtf to hpgl with DOC to Any Converter Command Line? I think it is a great question, which could help other users solve the same problems. However, please allow me to introduce the converting tool based on your question. DOC to Any Converter Command Line is an outstanding converting expert, which could also help users process such kind of conversion like doc to hpgl, ppt to pdf, xlsx to swf and docx to flash etc. Also it supports the batch conversion during one process and edit the properties of the objective files. More info of DOC to Any Converter Command Line, please click here. Here is the method to convert rtf file to hpgl file with DOC to Any Converter Command Line.
1. Open the operating environment of DOC to Any Converter Command Line:
click “Windows+R” hotkey>input “cmd”>click “ok” button in order to open the running environment of the command lines, then the command prompt window could be popup, and below is the current directory:
C:\Documents and Settings\admin>
2. Launch the program of DOC to Any Converter Command line:
input the path of ‘doc2any.exe’ directly, which is to use DOC to Any Converter Command Line, or drag and drop the program of ‘doc2any.exe’ into the command prompt window directly, which is another way to start DOC to Any Converter Command Line:
C:\Documents and Settings\admin>D:\doc2any_cmd\doc2any.exe<space>
3. Input the source file, prepare the targeting folder for hpgl file and process the single task:
drag and drop the source file directly to add the source file into the conversion, or input the path of the source file, then search the targeting folder by inputting the related path of its, please click “enter” button to convert rtf file to hpgl file:
C:\Documents and Settings\admin>D:\doc2any_cmd\doc2any.exe<space>
D:\f\heart.rtf<space>E:\look\heart.hpgl<enter>
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And to get the more detailed hpgl file, the different parameters could be added between the path of “doc2any.exe” and the path of source file, here I use <options> to stand for any parameters, and more info, please see the following example:
C:\Documents and Settings\admin>D:\doc2any_cmd\doc2any.exe<space><options><space> D:\f\heart.rtf<space>E:\look\heart.hpgl<enter>
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If you want to process each page of single rtf file to hpgl file separately, “%” could be added behind the targeting file name during the conversion, here is the example below:
C:\Documents and Settings\admin>D:\doc2any_cmd\doc2any.exe<space><options><space> D:\f\heart.rtf<space>E:\look\heart%.hpgl<enter>
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To process the task in batches during one conversion, users might need to move all of rtf files into the uniform folder, and the wildcard character “*” could be used to replace all of file names like the example below to make sure all of rtf files could be converted into the targeting folde, which is very essential for the conversion from rtf files to hpgl files:
C:\Documents and Settings\admin>D:\doc2any_cmd\doc2any.exe<space><options><space> D:\f\*.rtf<space>E:\look\*hpgl<enter>
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The examples above are all about the conversion of rtf to hpgl with DOC to Any Converter Command Line, and it is the whole content of this article, interested in this converting tool, please feel free to download its free trial version via clicking the link, I promise you will never regret trying it!