You can also use the HTML (Un)Compress tool with the
Command Line. This is very useful for peoples who want
to process large numbers of files. This is how you
do it:
HTMLComp
[/y] [/s] [/c] [/u] file1.htm[file2.htm]
/y
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There are no questions asked, everything is automatically
answered yes and the program will be automatically
shut down after the process.
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/s
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Use this option to scan the subdirectories for files
to compress according the wildcards of
file1.htm
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/c
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Use this option to compress.
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/u
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Use this option to uncompress.
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file1.htm
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Needed. This file will be used as input. May contain
wildcards but then the file2.htm tag will be ignored.
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file2.htm
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Needed. This file will be used as output.
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Example
HTMLComp /c index.htm
The index.htm will be compressed and overwritten after
you push on yes twice.
HTMLComp /u /y index.htm index2.htm
The index.htm file will be uncompressed in theindex2.htm
file, no questions will be asked.
HTMLComp /y /c *.htm
All HTML files in this directory will be compressed
without asking any questions.
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