UltraISO Command Line Parameters :

• -volume string   Volume Label
  -sysid string      System ID
  -appid string     Application ID
  -volset string     Volume Set ID
  -preparer string Preparer
  -publisher string Publisher
  
  -ilong          Long filename for ISO 9660 volume, up to 31 chars
  -imax          Max filename for ISO 9660 volume, up to 207 chars
  -vernum      Include file version number
  -lowercase  Allow lowercase letter
  
  -joliet          Create joliet volume
  -jlong          Long filename for joliet volume, up to 103 chars
  -rockridge  Create RockRidge volume
  -udf            Create UDF volume
  
  -bootfile filename   Set boot file
  -optimize               Optimize file systems by coding same files only once
  
  -file filename          Add one file or folder (include folder name and all files and folders under it)
  -directory dirname Add all files and folders under given directory (not include directory name itself)
  
  -newdir  dirname    Create a new directory
  -chdir dirname        Change current directory in ISO image
  -rmdir filename       Remove a file or folder from ISO image (full path should be specified)

          -input filename       Input ISO image
          -output filename     Output ISO image

          -bin2iso filename   Convert input image to ISO format
          -extract dirname    Extract ISO image to specified directory

• Example

        1)  ultraiso -imax -l -f c:\autoexec.bat -d "c:\program files\ultraiso" -volu TEST_CD -out c:\test.iso

        Create a new ISO image, adding one file(autoexec.bat) and all files and folders in "c:\program files\ultraiso" to it. Using ISO 9660-MAX name length(up to 207) and allow lowercase characters in filename.

        Note: You can use shorter name 'l' for 'lowercase' and 'out' for 'output', so long as it does not conflict  with other parameters. In addition, all string or filename with SPACE character should be quoted by "".

         2)  ultraiso -in c:\test.iso -f c:\config.sys -f "c:\program files\ultraiso"

        Open an old ISO image, and add one file and one folder to it.

         3)  ultraiso -in c:\test.iso -c "/program files/ultraiso" -f "c:\autoexec.bat" -rm /autoexec.bat

        Open an ISO image exists, change directory and add one file there; then remove one file.

        Note: '/' is used as path separators in an ISO image.

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