Example: -src switch should be followed by the source folder path where files are located, or path to a file, or path to a list, enclosed in double quotation marks.įor a folder as a source, you can filter input files by mask, e.g., *.pdf. You can enter several parameters (parameter:value) within a single switch, separated by space. Use switches to set source and destination for files, select additional operations, configure common options, and more. 2TIFF command line structure looks like this: The command line string can contain as many switches and parameters with values as needed. All files from the source ( -src) will be converted in batch mode.
When indicating the source folder path (or path to a file) and/or destination folder, enclose them in double quotation marks.
Asterisk (star, *) is a wildcard character which stands for any string of characters (or no characters at all) *.* means any filename – point – any file extension. Examples: -src "C:\In\*.*" -src *.* is a mask that must be added after the folder path so that 2TIFF can process any files from a specified location. It can be a path to a folder or a single file, or a list (a.
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