The first method: Open Foxit Reader, go toHELP tab>Command line Help.
The second method: View the command line synatx and praramters by running command in command prompt by doing the following:
1)Launch Command Prompt as administrator.
2)In the opened Administrator:command prompt window, input
'installation directory of Foxit ReaderFoxitReader.exe' /help
Example
I have Foxit Reader installed on 'C:Program Files (x86)Foxit SoftwareFoxit Reader',I will input
'C:Program Files (x86)Foxit SoftwareFoxit ReaderFoxitReader.exe' /help
3)Press Enter key on keyboard to run this command,then you will see the command line syntax and parameters dispalyed in Command Pormpt window.
As far as I know there is no console based PDF viewer exists. But you can use the following trick to open a PDF file: a) First install pdftohtml – A command-line tool for converting pdf-files into html and other formats. The idea is very simple you will use a pdftohtml program to convert a PDF. PDF-XChange Viewer Command Line for File -> Export -> Export as Image Is there a command line for PDF-XChange viewer to automate the process for saving a PDF as a image file through: File -> Export -> Export as Image. Command Line options The PDF-XChange Viewer may be started with a PDF file or URL name as the first item on the command line. This facilitates starting the.
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