Windows 10: Script for either a .bat file, or a CMD shell or Power Shell script, to automate running a...

Windows 10Hello Is it possible to write a script for either a .bat file, or a CMD shell or Power Shell script, to automate running a single small .exe Snap2HTML.exe over and over again while stating the program parameters. I wish to use a small program called Snap2html rlvision[dot]com which creates a snapshot of whatever windows folder you point it to and outputs that snap shot as an .html file. This makes it perfect to retain a snapshot for backups and achieving. It is actually a really nice way of doing things. I have 1224 sub folders inside a parent folder that I wish to create separ

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Script for either a .bat file, or a CMD shell or Power Shell script, to automate running a single small .exe multiple times w. parameters?

Windows 10

Hello



Is it possible to write a script for either a .bat file, or a CMD shell or Power Shell script, to automate running a single small .exe (Snap2HTML.exe) over and over again while stating the program parameters.



I wish to use a small program called Snap2html (rlvision[dot]com which creates a snapshot of whatever windows folder you point it to and outputs that snap shot as an .html file. This makes it perfect to retain a snapshot for backups and achieving. It is actually a really nice way of doing things.



I have 1224 sub folders inside a parent folder that I wish to create separate snapshots from and place each snapshot in its respective folder.



Where my scripting question is concerned is this



As Snap2html can be run from its GUI or via a command line is there a way to do the following: have the program cycle



The command line allows a user to start the program with the root folder set, that is the folder who’s contents you wish to make a snapshot of, and the output file name (the html file) and which folder you want that output file to be placed in.



The following is taken from the small text file that the developer included with the software.



“You can automate Snap2HTML by starting it from the command line with the

following options:



Simple: Snap2HTMl.exe "c:\path\to\root\folder"



Starts the program with the given root path already set





Full: Snap2HTMl.exe -path:"root folder path" -outfile:"filename" -title:"page title"





-outfile:"filename” - The filename to save the snapshot as together with the location of where the snapshot should be saved.

-title:"page title” - The name that is shown inside the html snapshot when viewed by double clicking of the .html file.



To make this question simple let’s assume there is one Parent folder called TEST with five sub folders named:

Sub Folder 1

Sub Folder 2

Sub Folder 3

Sub Folder 4

Sub Folder 5



So, the run of events that I would like…

From with the parent folder

1. Start the program and pass to the program the name of the first sub folder,

(Can this be done via code or from with the bat file



start C:\Temp\Snap2HTML\Snap2HTML.exe -path:" C:\ Test\Sub Folder 1"



and also use the folder name as the output file name like so



start C:\Temp\Snap2HTML\Snap2HTML.exe -path:" C:\ Test\Sub Folder 1” -outfile:"C:\Test\Sub Folder 1.html"



and set the title shown with in the page as the same as the folder name.



start C:\Temp\Snap2HTML\Snap2HTML.exe -path:" C:\ Test\Sub Folder 1” -outfile:"C:\Test\Sub Folder 1.html" -title:"Sub Folder 1"



THEN



Close the Snap2HTML program



Then open it again but pass the details of the next folder (in this example it would be Sub Folder 2

So, the final code used the start Snap2HTML for the next folder would be

start C:\Temp\Snap2HTML\Snap2HTML.exe -path:" C:\ Test\Sub Folder 2” -outfile:"C:\Test\Sub Folder 2.html" -title:"Sub Folder 2"



Then just repeat this for all folders within the parent folder.



I do not know if this is even possible but the thought of having to do this individually for each of the 1224 sub folders, one at a time, makes me ask if there is a better way.



Thank you in advance for your help or suggestions.

 

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