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conrad.drake
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CLI Merge -s filename= problem on Windows 7 Enterprise and workaround
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July 30, 2015, 02:35:11 AM »
Problem - merge -s on the command line interface "pops up" request for file name, despite being set
Eg. The following two command line examples result in a pop up
C:\Users\conrad.drake\Documents\RTT_Test>PDFShellTools.exe merge -s -IncludeBookmarks -GroupBookmarks -BookmarkAll filename=william3.pdf test*.pdf
C:\Users\conrad.drake\Documents\RTT_Test>PDFShellTools.exe merge -s -IncludeBookmarks -GroupBookmarks -BookmarkAll "filename=william2.pdf" test_A.pdf;test_B.pdf
The work around is to use the full path in the filename
Eg. This works properly
C:\Users\conrad.drake\Documents\RTT_Test>PDFShellTools.exe merge -s -IncludeBookmarks -GroupBookmarks -BookmarkAll "filename=C:\Users\conrad.drake\Documents\RTT_Test\william.pdf" test*.pdf
same as the
old bug from 2008
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Re: CLI Merge -s filename= problem on Windows 7 Enterprise and workaround
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July 30, 2015, 05:25:42 PM »
Not exactly the same bug, but indeed it is only accepting a full path\filename!
Fixed. It will now use the current directory, if only the file name portion is specified.
Thanks for reporting the problem.
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