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Command Line

This document summarizes the command line usage for the Flip PDF Professional tool. It details the various command line parameters for specifying the input and output files, output type and format, page range, quality, and other options like importing bookmarks, links, and searchability. Examples of full commands are provided to demonstrate how to use the tool from the command line to convert a PDF to HTML, EXE, or ZIP format with different settings.

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Command Line

This document summarizes the command line usage for the Flip PDF Professional tool. It details the various command line parameters for specifying the input and output files, output type and format, page range, quality, and other options like importing bookmarks, links, and searchability. Examples of full commands are provided to demonstrate how to use the tool from the command line to convert a PDF to HTML, EXE, or ZIP format with different settings.

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Flip PDF Professional Command Line Usage:

PTCMD.exe -f<PDF File> -o<output folder> -n<OutputFileName> [Options]

-f<PDF File> The source PDF file.

-o<output folder> Specify the folder for output files.

-t<html|zip|exe> Output type. Default is html.

-n<OutputFileName> Specify the name of the output file.

-c<caption> Caption for HTML or EXE.

-s<Flash settings> Value format is:<Template name>#[<Theme name>|<txt_settingfile


path>].
<Template name> could be: Classic, Float, Spread or other
template.
<Theme name> is the name of the theme shown in the "Select a

template" window, such as Blank, Blues, Nostalgia.


<txt_settingfile path> is the template setting file which you
exported in
GUI with "Save the template settings" function.

-r<page range>. The pages that you want to import from PDF file.
Range value string could be: 2-15, 33, 35-36, or All. (Default:
All)

-q<import quality> The value could be 5,4,3,2,1. 5 is the higher quality in


larger file
size; 1 is the level with lower quality and smaller file size.
(Default:4)

-R<GS|SWF|LIB> Render engine options. (Default: SWF)


-b<Y|N> Whether import bookmark or not. (Default: Y)

-l<Y|N> Whether import links or not. (Default: Y).

-S<Y|N> Whether enable book content searchable or not. (Default: Y)

-k<html key words> Set the keywords for HTML output file.

-d<html description> Set the descriptions for HTML output file.

-j<html javascript> Set the javascript for HTML output file.

-i<icon file path> Set the icon path for exe output.

-w<window size> Specify the window size of output exe book.


Value could be: M,F,or some string like:800,600.
(Window width is 800, and height is 600).

-m<Y|N> Whether create mobile version or not. (Default: N)

-M<Mobile Template name> Specify the mobile version template.


Could be: Flip, Slide, Single Page Flip.(Default: Flip)
-F<result folder> The folder path of PDF which to be appended to existing PDF
pages.
The folder must contains the "files" directory that contains
flip book stuff. Default is empty.

-P<Ghostscript parameters> Specify some other parameters for Ghostscript render


engine.

-B<bookmark file path> Specify the table of content path for the book.
The TOC file will override all the TOC info
in the -f<PDF File> .
View TOC file format by exporting TOC in GUI.

Examples 1:
PTCMD -f"C:\input.pdf" -o"C:\outputfolder" -n"index" -thtml -c"Title"
-s"Float#c:\my_ebooksetting.txt" -r"1-8,9-14,42" -q4 -R"SWF" -bN

Examples 2:
PTCMD -f"C:\input.pdf" -o"C:\outputfolder" -n"ExeFileName" -texe -i"C:\app.ico"
-c"Title" -s"Float#Blues" -r"All" -q5 -R"GS"

Examples 3:
PTCMD -f"C:\input.pdf" -o"C:\outputfolder" -n"index" -tzip -c"Title"
-s"Float#Blank" -r"All" -q5 -R"GS" -k"html key words"

Examples 4:
PTCMD -f"C:\input.pdf" -o"C:\outputfolder" -n"index" -tzip -c"Title"
-s"Float#Blank" -r"All" -q5 -R"GS" -k"html key words" -B"c:\yourBookMarkFile.txt"

Return Code:
1: Success
2: Input file not found
3: Parameters are invalid
4: Failed to load PDF
5: Failed to import bookmarks
6: Failed to import links
7: Failed to import searchable information
8: Failed to save the output file.

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