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Create digital publications with command line mode 4557 Views

In addition to standard conversion within the program, Pub HTML5 also provides you with a Command Line tool enabling you to run the conversion in the background. Here is the step-by-step tutorial:

Step1. After deigning your digital publication, click â€œCommand Lineâ€ and choose the â€œSave Command Line Settingsâ€ option.

Step2. Open your Windows Command Line (cmd.exe).

Step3. Drag and drop the PubHTML5 Command Line tool into it. Hit the "Enter" button and the below code will show up. Now you can make use of the code to define all the settings for your digital conversion.

PubHTML5 Command Line Usage:
  FHCMD.exe -f<PDF File> -o<output folder> -n<OutputFileName> [Options]
  -f<PDF File>       The source PDF file.
  -o<Output Folder>  Specifies the folder for the output files.
  -n<OutputFileName> Specifies the name for the output file.
  -t<template>  Set the template for html output file. (Active, Classical, Facile,
                Float, Fresh, Gorgeous, Handy, Lively, Neat, Pure, Simple,
				Specific. Default:Handy)
  -c<caption>        Caption for HTML.
  -d<description>    Description for HTML.
  -r<page range>.    The page range that you want to import from PDF file.
                     Range value string like:2-15, 33,35-36,or All.<Default:All>
  -q<import quality> Count be 5,4,3,2,1. 5 specify the higher quality larger file 
                     size;1 specifies lower quality smaller file size.<default:4>
  -b<Y:N>            Import bookmark yes or no. <Default: Y>
  -l<Y:N>            Import links yes or no. <Default: Y>
  -s<Y:N>            Enable searchable or not. <Default: Y, enable searchable>
                     
  Examples 1:
  FHCMD -f"C:\input.pdf" -o"C:\outputfolder"
  
  Examples 2:
  FHCMD -f"C:\input.pdf" -o"C:\outputfolder" -c"Title" -d"Description" -n"OutputName" -r"All"
  
  Examples 3:
  FHCMD -f"C:\input.pdf" -o"C:\outputfolder" -n"index" -c"Title" -s"Float#Blank" -r"All" -q5

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Create digital publications with command line mode 4557 Views