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50 lines
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"title" : "How do I convert a directory of file without doing the subdirectories ? "
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How do I convert just the directory I want and not all its subdirectories?
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When converting a folder, Docto will by default convert all subdirectories also. By using the `--no-subdirs` parameter you can prevent this.
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This is the command line to restrict use to just the directory you want.
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Command Line
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````
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docto -WD -f 'c:\path\' -o 'c:\output\' -t wdFormatPDF --no-subdirs
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or easier to read
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````
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docto -WD
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-f 'c:\path\'
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-o 'c:\output\'
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-t wdFormatPDF
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--no-subdirs
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````
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Command Line Explained
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- `-WD` : This is a conversion using Microsoft Word.
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- `-f` : The File or directory to be converted
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- `-o` : The Output File or Directory where you would like the converted file to be written to.
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- `-T` : The file format type that is being converted to
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- `--no-subdirs` : Don't rescurse subdirs. Only convert files in requested dir.
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Some other interesting commands
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You might find some of the following commands also interesting.
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- [Convert all Word Document in a folder to a pdf file](ConvertDirDocToFilepdf.md);
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