HTMLPrint Command Line Options

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Description:
Print URL, HTML, MHTML files to physical printer.
Note:
1. Paper size can be selected either standard papers or user defined papers.
Look at following page for the standard papers:
http://www.verypdf.com/artprint/document-converter/index.htm
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Usage: htmlprint.exe [options] <HTML/MHTML file or URL>
-printer <string> : printer name to print
-prompt : prompt the user with the print dialog so they can change printer
    settings and/or select pages manually
-savedevmode <string> : prompt the user with print dialog and save the printer
    settings into a disk file
-loaddevmode <string> : restore printer settings which saved by -savedevmode
    parameter
-promptdevmode    : prompt the user with print dialog and print the printer
    settings to screen
-devmode <string> : restore printer settings which outputed by
    -promptdevmode parameter
-copies <int>     : copies to print
-paper <string>   : set paper size to printer
    number : standard paper size
    others : user defined paper size
-orient <int>     : select the orientation of the printer paper,
    1 is portrait (default) and 2 is landscape
-duplex <int> : select duplex or double-sided printing for printers capable
    of duplex printing,
    1 : simplex
    2 : horizontal
    3 : vertical
-color <int>    : specify color or monochrome to printer,
    1 : monochrome
    2 : color
-xres <int>     : specify the printer x-resolution,
    -4 : high
    -3 : medium
    -2 : low
    -1 : draft
    number: the number of dots per inch (DPI) and is therefore device dependent
-yres <int>     : specify the printer y-resolution
-collate <int> : specify whether collation should be used when printing
    multiple copies, 0 is disable and 1 is enable
-scale <int> : specify the factor by which the printed output is to be scaled,
    The apparent page size is scaled from the physical page size by a factor
    of scale/100.
-listprinter    : list printers in system
-listbins       : list bins/trays of a printer
-chgbin <int>   : change bin/tray for printer
-restoreprinter : restore original settings to printer after printing
-checkjobstatus : check status for print jobs
-checkjobtime <int> : delay some time before check status for print jobs,
    in seconds
-nodelfailjobs      : don't delete failed print jobs
-printbgcolor <int> : enable or disable print background color and images
-marginleft <int>   : set left margin when print HTML file, unit is point
-margintop <int>    : set top margin when print HTML file, unit is point
-marginright <int> : set right margin when print HTML file, unit is point
-marginbottom <int> : set bottom margin when print HTML file, unit is point
-hfflag <string>    : set HTML header/footer to off or on
-header <string>    : set HTML header text
-footer <string>    : set HTML footer text
-postdata <string> : set postdata when print HTML file
-hidewindow         : hide printing dialog
-dlgwidth <int>     : set width to HTML dialog
-dlgheight <int>    : set height to HTML dialog
-debug              : print debug information to screen
-delay <int>        : delay some seconds after HTML page download completely
-timeout1 <int> : force to print HTML file if timeout, default is 600 seconds
-timeout2 <int> : force to exit the process if timeout, default is 'Never'
-$ <string>     : Input registration key
Example:
htmlprint.exe -printer "PDFcamp Printer" -copies 3 -paper 9 C:\test.htm
htmlprint.exe -printer "PDFcamp Printer" -paper "pdf" C:\test.htm
htmlprint.exe -printer "PDFcamp Printer" -paper "11x17in" C:\test.htm
htmlprint.exe -printer "Adobe PDF" -paper "215.9x279.4mm" C:\test.htm
htmlprint.exe -printer "ImagePrinter" -paper "612x792pt" C:\test.htm
htmlprint.exe -printer "docPrint" -paper "612x792pt" -orient 1 C:\test.htm
htmlprint.exe -printer "docPrint" -paper "612x792pt" -orient 2 C:\test.htm
htmlprint.exe -prompt C:\test.htm
htmlprint.exe -prompt http://www.verypdf.com
htmlprint.exe -savedevmode C:\printer.dat -printer docPrint
htmlprint.exe -loaddevmode C:\printer.dat C:\test.htm
htmlprint.exe -promptdevmode -printer docPrint
htmlprint.exe -duplex 3 -color 1 C:\test.htm
htmlprint.exe -xres -4 -yres -4 C:\test.htm
htmlprint.exe -xres 600 -yres 600 C:\test.htm
htmlprint.exe -copies 3 -collate 1 C:\test.htm
htmlprint.exe -scale 50 C:\test.htm
htmlprint.exe -listprinter
htmlprint.exe -listbins
htmlprint.exe -listbins -printer "docPrint"
htmlprint.exe -chgbin 15 -printer "docPrint" C:\test.htm
htmlprint.exe -copies 3 -restoreprinter C:\test.htm
htmlprint.exe -checkjobstatus -checkjobtime 5 -nodelfailjobs C:\test.htm
htmlprint.exe -printbgcolor 0 http://www.verypdf.com
htmlprint.exe -printbgcolor 1 http://www.verydoc.com
htmlprint.exe -marginleft 10 -margintop 10 -marginright 10 -marginbottom 10 http://www.verydoc.com
htmlprint.exe -hfflag off http://www.verydoc.com
htmlprint.exe -hfflag on -header "HTML Header" -footer "HTML Footer" http://www.verydoc.com
htmlprint.exe -hidewindow http://www.verydoc.com
htmlprint.exe -dlgwidth 1024 -dlgheight 768 http://www.verydoc.com
htmlprint.exe -debug http://www.verydoc.com
htmlprint.exe -delay 30 -timeout1 30 -timeout2 60 http://www.verydoc.com
htmlprint.exe -color 1 http://www.verydoc.com
htmlprint.exe -xres 600 -yres 600 http://www.verydoc.com
htmlprint.exe -xres -4 http://www.verypdf.com
htmlprint.exe -savedevmode C:\file.dat -printer "VeryPDF PCL Writer"
htmlprint.exe -loaddevmode C:\file.dat -printer "VeryPDF PCL Writer" C:\test.mht
htmlprint.exe -postdata "Username=YourUserName&Password=YourPassword" http://www.verypdf.com
htmlprint.exe -postdata "PHPSESSID=tmf0p2vdtqj734dk05o790eho4" http://www.verypdf.com
htmlprint.exe -$ XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
htmlprint.exe -$ XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX C:\test.htm

You can run following command lines to batch print HTML and MHTML files:

#1, You can run following command lines to print all .htm and .mht files in D:\temp\ folder,

for %F in (D:\temp\*.htm) do htmlprint.exe "%F"

for %F in (D:\temp\*.mht) do htmlprint.exe "%F"

#2, You can run following command line to print all .htm and .mht files in D:\temp\ folder and its subdirectories,

for /r D:\temp %F in (*.htm) do "htmlprint.exe" "%F"

for /r D:\temp %F in (*.mht) do "htmlprint.exe" "%F"

for /r D:\temp %F in (*.htm;*.mht) do "htmlprint.exe" "%F"

#3, If you wish include above command lines in a .bat file, please use "%%" to instead of "%", for example,

for %%F in (D:\temp\*.htm) do htmlprint.exe "%%F"

for /r D:\temp %%F in (*.htm;*.mht) do "htmlprint.exe" "%%F"

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