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DOC to Any Converter Command Line can help you convert rtf to bmp in batches within several seconds, which has been designed to save your precious time. Moreover, it is easier to convert Office documents to other popular files with different properties with DOC to Any Converter Command Line. More info about this tool, please visit its official website via this link: https://www.verydoc.com/doc-to-any-options.html. And this article aims to tell you how to use DOC to Any Converter Command line to convert rtf to bitmap in batches and edit the properties of bmp file together.

To convert rtf to bmp in batches, please follow the steps in turn:

1. Please download DOC to Any Converter Command Line first and install it in your computer.

https://www.verydoc.com/doc2any_cmd.zip, the link above is the download link of this dreaming tool, just one click and one action to save it, DOC to Any Converter Command Line is yours absolutely. And then please release the folder of its program to you computer, and double-click the program of “doc2any.exe” to install it in your pc.

2. Please run the operating environment of DOC to Any Converter Command Line.

Click “Windows+R” hotkey on your keyboard, and the start menu can be popup, where you need to click “Run” in order to open its dialog box on your screen, then please input “cmd.exe” in the edit-box of “Run” and click “ok” to open the command prompt window on the screen, which is just the running environment of DOC to Any Converter Command Line.  

3. Start to input the command lines and process the task 

In the current directory, you can input the path of the program of “doc2any.exe” in order to start the converting tool in the command prompt window. And then you can prepare the source file and the targeting path for the conversion of rtf to bitmap, however, the key point to convert rtf file to bitmap file in batches is in these several steps. Normally, if you want to convert the single file one by one, you can input the original path of the source file directly in the command prompt window. But this time, we need to process the batch conversion, so we need to use something to represent all of the source files in the source path, which could also be used in the targeting file so as to get all of the targeting files in the same folder. Thus, the wildcard character “*” can be used in the command prompt window. To process the batch conversion, just replace all the filenames with “*” in the source path and the objective path, then to process the batch task, please click “enter” as usual. If you are confused, please see the example below:

D:\doc2any_cmd\doc2any.exe<space>

G:\input\*.rtf<space>F:\output\*.bmp<enter>

There are several tips in the example above:

• <> is used for represent the essential contents, which you need to act in the command lines, <space> and <enter> stand for the essential actions that are to click “space” button and click “enter” button
• the paths of “G:\input\*.rtf” and “F:\output\*.bmp” can make all of rtf files of “input” folder converted into bmp files, which can be added into the folder “output”, which means you can refer to this example to make all of the source files in one folder so that all of the source files can be converted during one process, where just the paths can be required to change

Of course, DOC to Any Converter Command Line can offer you a convenient way to edit the targeting properties during the batch conversion, and here is the example below:

D:\doc2any_cmd\doc2any.exe<space>

<OPTIONS><space>

G:\input\*.rtf<space>F:\output\*.bmp<enter>

<OPTIONS> in the example above, which represent the parameters, can be changed according to your will. And to know more about the real parameters, you can go to the main page of DOC to Any Converter Command Line at this link: https://www.verydoc.com/doc-to-any-options.html. Here is the end of this article about the conversion from rtf to bmp---rtf to bitmap. Thank you for sharing this article with me!