This feature is obsolete, please use 'Export' to do the batch process.
Batch process is a powerful feature that allow you execute any command on multiple files at one time.
To batch process, type the command you want to execute, then click button 'Process'.
You can also save the command to a batch file(.bat). That will decrease the batch process time.
You can also use macros in the command.
Assume the file name is c:\test\tryonly.txt,
$p: Full path name. It will be expanded to c:\test\tryonly.txt.
$d: Only folder name, not include tail back slash. It will be expanded to c:\test.
$f: Only file name, not include dot and extension. It will be expanded to tryonly.
$e: Only file extension, not include dot. It will be expanded to txt.
$cx: File count, x is the number width, 0 to 9. It will be expanded to 001, 002, etc.
$$: Dollar mark, " . It will be expanded to $.
|
Getting start