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Item(s): Amazon.co.jp 10,000yen Gift Card (Amazon Japan)

Package includes: Digital code

Price: RM380

Warranty: 2 hours

Contact method/details: PM

Item(s) conditions: New

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[WTS]PS4 Pro 1TB and Travel backpack

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1) PS4 Pro Package:
Item(s):
1x PS4 Pro 1TB.
1x earphone.
1x Dual Shock controller.
1x Last of Us game.

Original box.
Original Receipt.
Original cables.

Price:
RM 1,400

Warranty:
Another 2 years.

Item(s) conditions:
8-9/10. Normal dust build up, no dent, no scratches.

2) PSVR ver.2 Package:SOLD.

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3) Travel backpack for PS4 Pro and PSVR:
Buy with PS4: RM 400.
Bag only: RM 500.

Dealing method:
COD

Location:
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Contact method/details:
Here and PM, afterward whatsapp.

Picture:
As attached.

Reason for sale:
Funding for school study.

Printing Office in Command Prompt

mfi08 — Mon, 16 Jun 2008 15:51:56 +0800

Hi guys,

I'm in a dead end right now I think this is the right place to ask ^__^

I would like to convert any Microsoft Office documents (doc, xls, ppt) to pdf using command line or other freeware program which can do the same task through command line also.

I fail to find any program to help me doing that. T__T
Hmm, I found JODConverter BTW, a java library using OpenOffice to convert through command line. It is a good program. However sometimes the formating is screw up when converting Microsoft Office's documents.

I got a another solution which is using PDF printer driver and using Microsoft Office command line switches to print from command prompt and give pdf file. But each document type has different set of command.

For Word:

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Word Startup Command Line Switches (All Versions)

<path to Word>\winword.exe [/a] [/c] [/ltemplate name] [/n] [/m[macroname]]
[/t] [/w] [/x] [/regserver] [/unregserver] [filename] [filename]

Switch Meaning

Blank Starts a new Word window in an existing instance of Word.
/a Starts Word without a template (including startup addins) Word 6 only
Starts Word without a template (including startup addins) or options stored
inthe registry, Word 95, 97, & 2000. only
/c Starts Word and runs Netmeeting. Word 2000 only.
/l Load a specific addin Word 95, 97, & 2000 only
/n No new default document
/m Runs a macro [/mmacroname] or prevent autoexec from running [/m] Word
6, 95, 97, & 2000.
Run a macro [/mmacroname] Word 1 & 2 only
Cannot be used with the /t switch
/q [Added in Word 2000 SR1] (quiet start) will suppress the opening
splash screen.

/r shorthand for /regserver
/u shorthand for /unregserver
Both work in Word (but not in Excel), i.e. in Word 97 and 2000.
(MS lists /u as 'no effect' for Word 2000 though.)
/t Bases a new document on the specified document Word 95, 97, & 2000.
Starts the Tutorial Word 1 only
/w Without displaying Tip Of The Day Word 6 only
Starts a new instance of Word. Word 2000 only.
/x Starts a new instance of Word that only accepts one DDE conversation.
Used by the Windows shell for printing. Word 97 & 2000.
/regserver Registers Word in the registry. Word 95, 97, & 2000.
/unregserver Unregisters Word in the registry. Word 95, 97, & 2000.
Filename Opens a file
Filename Filename Opens multiple files Word 6, 95, 97, & 2000.

The office Startup Application is a small companion program with the
following command line switches. It also provides services for starting
Office Help and in 2000 performs a test to see if Auto Repair should run.

Word 97

\osa.exe [/b] [/f] [/n]

Word 2000

\osa9.exe [/b] [/f] [/l] [/n]

Switch Meaning

/b Initilises OLE and some fonts so OLE programs will start faster. It's
tuned for office programs and basically puts the OLE libraries into
the disk cache.
/f Displays the Open Office Document dialog box.
/l Checks to see if the Office Toolbar should be loaded at startup, and
if so start the Office Toolbar.
/n Displays the New Office Document dialog box.

Examples
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office\winword.exe Filename
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office\winword.exe Filename Filename
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office\winword.exe /a
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office\winword.exe /n
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office\winword.exe /m
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office\winword.exe Filename /mmacroname
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office\winword.exe /tDocumentPathAndName
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office\winword.exe /t
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office\winword.exe /lAddinPathAndName
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office\winword.exe Filename /w

Source:
http://winhlp.com/WordCommandLineSwitches.htm
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q210565/

Word is kind a easy one. I can print without problem and close the Word after printing:

CODE

winword.exe filename.doc /q /mFilePrintDefault /mFileExit

Above command, the Word will print and close the program. I dont know where /mFilePrintDefault /mFileExit come from, I cant find it anywhere. T__T

Anyway, For PowerPoint, above command only open the ppt file and do nothing. Need to change a bit. But after printing the ppt is still open.

CODE

powerpnt.exe /s /pt "printername" "" "" "filename.ppt"

Ref:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/powerpoi...1538891033.aspx

I tried putting in /mFileExit also cannot close the file. T__T

For excel however I dont have a clue on how to do it. There is no command on printing. T__T
ref: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/291288

Anyone has any ideas how? Please help. m(_ _)m

Thanks

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