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Yutaka Sawada
2024-04-13 11:42:44 +09:00
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<p>&nbsp
Because MultiPar consists of PAR clients and GUI,
it is possible to use a PAR client on Command prompt.
it is possible to use a PAR client on Command Prompt.
Read a manual of command line for the details of command and option.
It's available by batch file (or command script).
</p>
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Write absolute path like;<br>
<code>SET par2_path="C:\something directory\MultiPar\par2j.exe"</code><br>
Read manuals (<tt>Command_***.txt</tt>) to know the detail of options.
Read Windows OS 's help for Command prompt's usage.
Read Windows OS 's help for Command Prompt's usage.
</p>
<p>&nbsp
Save a sample script to a file like <tt>batch.bat</tt> or <tt>batch.cmd</tt>.
To specify path of files or folders, Drag & Drop them on the batch file.
When you put a shortcut icon of the batch file in "SendTo" menu,
you can call the batch file by selecting files then Righ-Click & SendTo.
There are some ways to specify a file or folder.<br>
<ol>
<li>Type everytime by keyboard on Command Prompt
<p>&nbsp
If you use the batch file at Command Prompt, change directory to the batch file at first.
Next, type <tt>batch.bat "path of the file or folder"</tt>.
If there is no space in the path, no need to cover by <tt>""</tt>.
The path may be absolute path or relative path from the batch file.
Normally absolute path would be safe.
</p>
<p>&nbsp
If you want to specify multiple files or folders,
type <tt>batch.bat "path of the first file or folder" "path of second file or folder" "path of third file or folder"</tt>.
You may add some pathes after a script filename.
</p>
</li>
<li>Drag & Drop a file or folder by mouse
<p>&nbsp
On Windows Explorer, drag a file or folder and drop it on your batch file.
If you put the batch file on Desktop, it will be easy to Drag & Drop.
</p>
<p>&nbsp
If you want to specify multiple files or folders,
select them at once on Windows Explorer, and Drag & Drop the group on the batch file.
While dragging, number of items may be shown.
</p>
</li>
<li>Select SendTo at Windows Explorer's right click menu
<p>&nbsp
At first, create Short-cut icon of your batch file.
Name it to be something easy to understand like "Create PAR2".
Then, put the Short-cut icon in your <tt>SendTo</tt> folder.
You can open the <tt>SendTo</tt> folder by typing <tt>shell:sendto</tt> on path-box of Windows Explorer.
</p>
<p>&nbsp
After you select a file or folder on Windows Explorer, click mouse's right button.
Select "SendTo" item on the right-click menu.
As your created Short-cut item will exist in the SendTo sub-menu, select the Short-cut icon.
</p>
<p>&nbsp
If you want to specify multiple files or folders,
select them at once on Windows Explorer.
While mouse cursor over there, click mouse's right button.
Later action is same as single item.
</p>
</li>
</ol>
</p>
<p>&nbsp
If you want to confirm the result of scripting,