This article is about how to use VeryDOC HTMLPrint Command Line to print HTML/MHTML/URL and copy printed files with command line on Windows platforms. To know more details, please read the followings.
First of all, please download package of this software from following icon, and then, you need to open it and extract its content to your computer so that trial version of this application could be used directly later.
After trial version of this software is in your computer, please follow steps below to accomplish these issues:
1. Run cmd.exe to open command prompt window
Command prompt window is running environment of commands in Windows systems, it is basic to open it through running cmd.exe in your computer. And then, it could pop onto your screen, where your own commands could be typed directly.
2. Print HTML/URL/MHTML and copy printed files with commands
In opened command prompt window, please refer to following examples to fulfill conversion:
htmlprint.exe D:\bw1.htm -copies 3 -- print local HTML
htmlprint.exe https://www.verydoc.com –copies 2 -- print online URL
In examples above, you need to know:
- htmlprint.exe is to call executive file “htmlprint.exe” for using this application itself
- D:\bw1.htm is to specify input file -- local web page file
- -copies 3 is to set copies quantity “3”
- https://www.verydoc.com is to specify input online web page -- URL
- –copies 2 is to set copies quantity “2”
As you can tell, the parameter here is “-copies <int>”, so after you type commands and parameters like above, in your own command prompt window, you can start to use VeryDOC HTMLPrint Command Line to print URL/HTML/MHTML and get its copies.
Besides coping printed files during printing URL/HTML/MHTML with commands like above, VeryDOC HTMLPrint Command Line can help you with other properties, e.g., HTML footer and header, printer resolution, etc.. To know more about different options, please keep visiting here. 🙂