Walt, Sorry, I did forget to specify the /del and /noprogress parms. I'm not having a problem with specifying the files to send. When you send a DAISY book, BP Transfer presents you with a Select Audio Range dialogue asking you to specify the amount of material to send. If you have enough room on your card, BP shows <end of Book>. So, if you want to send several books, the batch file is interrupted by BP Transfer to gather this information from you via this dialogue. My question is, "Why not have a parm that will allow you to just send what will fit on the card?". Reed -----Original Message----- From: bookport-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:bookport-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Walt Smith Sent: 2006/03/11 16:09 To: bookport@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [bookport] Re: BP Transfer command line parms Does the CD you receive each month contain several subdirectories or are all of the files contained in a single directory? Knowing the layout of the files on the CD might help us to give you some further information. It might even be possible to write a fairly complex batch file; or even a small application; that would scan the CD for the DAISY files, place their names and full paths into a batch file that it creates, and add the appropriate command line parameters. Here's the information on command line parameters from the manual. There don't appear to be any others: Command Line Parameters The Book Port Transfer software accepts several command line parameters. For the most part, if you are not a programmer, you may ignore these command line parameters. If, however, you like to customize your system, these options provide some powerful capabilities. The name of the executable program is bp.exe. By default, you find this program in c:\program files\aph\book port transfer\. The command line options work like this: bp.exe <options> file1 file2 ... fileX File Names The simplest command line option is to send the file or files specified on the command line. In this case, the command line would look like this: bp file.txt Delete File: /del The /del command line switch instructs the software to delete the original file once it gets transferred to the unit. This command line switch applies to all the files on the command line. Send to Folder: /bpfolder The /bpfolder command line parameter lets you send files to a specific folder on Book Port. You specify the name of the folder by separating it from the command line parameter by a space. If, for example, you want to send a file named usnews.txt to a folder named mags, the command line might look like this: bp.exe usNews.txt /bpfolder mags If the folder you name does not exist, Book Port Transfer creates the folder on the unit, then it puts the files into that folder. Quiet: /q The /q command line parameter instructs Book Port Transfer to handle any errors silently. Normally, if there were an error, the software shows an error message. You may, however, wish to suppress such error messages. There is one error that does not get suppressed even with the /q command line switch. That error is a full condition that prevents the file from getting sent to the unit. No Progress: /noprogress The /noprogress command line switch suppresses the progress dialog. You may wish to use this command line switch when using Book Port Transfer to send files to your unit from a batch file. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Reed Poynter" <Reed.Poynter@xxxxxxxxx> To: <bookport@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Saturday, March 11, 2006 6:34 PM Subject: [bookport] BP Transfer command line parms Hi Larry, Unless I'm missing it, the manual shows /q and /bpfolder and the from filenames as the parms for the Bp Transfer command line parms. Are there more? Each month, I receive a cd with several magazines in daisy format on it. I'd love to be able to set up a batch file to send all of them to the BP without intervention. "C:\Program Files\aph\Book Port Transfer\BP.exe" "D:\magazine01\ncc.html" /q /bpfolder DaisyBooks "C:\Program Files\aph\Book Port Transfer\BP.exe" "D:\magazine02\ncc.html" /q /bpfolder DaisyBooks "C:\Program Files\aph\Book Port Transfer\BP.exe" "D:\magazine03\ncc.html" /q /bpfolder DaisyBooks For each transfer, BP Transfer asks for the range of material to send. Could we have a command line parm that says send what will fit? Or, (even with the on screen interface), could we assume that by default we want to send what will fit? Reed