Page List printing options

If ReadFromList is ON, HTMLPrint  will print all pages listed in the PageList file, instead printing the filename passed as a parameter. Nevertheless a filename always must be passed as a first argument, no matter if it is not going to be printed, otherwise HTMLPrint will start as a visible program.
PageList value should be an ASCII file saved with .list file extension with a list of HTML pages or images.

Before the version 6, HTMLPrint used plain ASCII files, with just one filename in each line, as file lists.

In fact HTMLPrint still supports using that kind of files as printing file list, but also, by default, uses a new file list format, that allows setting many additional printing options, like printing time, number of pages, etc. Such lists are maintained and generated by HTMLPrint. The List Editor button opens the Printing List Editor window, where the list can be both edited and generated. Learn more.

If DirectoryHTML or DirectoryIMAGES is specified, the files will be loaded always from the directory, not from the list.

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This options are no longer supported because the new page list format doesn't allow them.

Directory Printing options

If the directory specified in DirectoryHTML or DirectoryIMAGES exists, the program will print all the HTML or image files in that directory instead the file passed as first parameter. 
DirectoryHTML allows printing all files with .HTM or .HTML file extension in the specified directory. 
DirectoryIMAGES allows printing all files with .BMP, .PNG, .JPEG, .JPG or .GIF file extension in the specified directory.
In both cases subdirectories are not scanned.
This options override ReadFromList, so if you set ON DirectoryHTML or DirectoryIMAGES, ReadFromList will be always OFF.
If both DirectoryHTML and DirectoryImages are specified, the HTML files will be printed before the images.
If any HTML files inside the specified DirectoryHTML are also used as headers or footers of other pages, they will not be printed. 
AutoPrintDirectory and RunInvisibly are only taken in account if DirectoryHTML or DirectoryImages is specified. If AutoPrintDirectory is ON, the program will keep running and printing any incoming files in the specified directory.
In such way you can simply drop a copy of any files you want to be printed to the specified directory in order to print them.

The HTML files will be automatically erased after they are sent to the printing queue, unless Move all printed files to the following directory instead deleting them is selected (DirectoryMoveOpt=1), in such case the files will be moved to the chosen directory. Set DirectoryMove to the name of the directory where the files are going to be moved.

Only HTML files will be erased or moved, not any related files (like images or CSS files).
When AutoPrintDirectory is ON HTMLPrint will run in visible mode to allow stopping the program, unless RunInvisibly  is ON.
If AutoPrintDirectory and RunInvisibly  are ON the program will keep running in directory printing mode until Windows shuts-down.

The MinRestart option only will work when AutoPrintDirectory is ON. If MinRestart value is greater than 0 it will set each how many minutes will pass since HTMLPrint starts until it restarts automatically.

Use this option only if HTMLPrint doesn't release properly the memory when running for many days without interruption working in Directory Printing mode.

Notes:

• HTMLPrint will run invisibly only when both RunInvisibly is ON and you start HTMLPrint with at least one parameter in the command line.

• When AutoPrintDirectory is ON, the file name passed as parameter doesn't matter, because the program will only print the files placed in the designated directory instead the file name passed in the command line.