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Customizing K2PDFOPT:
Adjusting the output:
Processing Options:
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RUNNING K2PDFOPT WITHOUT THE GUI
Windows users can force k2pdfopt v2.x to run in the command-line mode (no GUI) by following
the steps below. (By default, if you launch k2pdfopt from a command-line shell, it will
run in command-line mode unless you run it without any command-line arguments.) These steps
show how to use a shortcut to disable the GUI. You can also disable it using the
k2pdfopt environment variable.
- Create a shortcut icon by right-clicking on the program icon and selecting
"Create Shortcut."
- Right-click the new shortcut icon and select "Properties".
- Where it says "Target:", append this: -gui-
- Click "OK".
- Re-name the shortcut as you wish.
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Now you can drop your PDF files onto your new re-named shortcut icon and k2pdfopt will run in
the command-line mode:
- You can still use the GUI to copy the configuration of the command-line after you set the
options you want, for exampe, if you select "Kindle Paperwhite" for the device and
check the "Autostraighten" checkbox, you'll get the options below:
- After copying those options to the clipboard, you can close the GUI version and then
paste the options into the command-line version:
- After you press <Enter>, the options will show in green like so:
- Pressing <Enter> again will run the conversion:
- And then you can open the converted file, which will have _k2opt appended to the name:
You can see a list of all command-line options here.
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