Is there a way to batch process files?
You can drag and drop multiple files onto the Drag and Drop Window which is viewable by choosing Drag and Drop->View Drag and Drop Window. It is easy to do this by using Windows Explorer or the Find Files command to display the files, sorting the files by file type, and then dragging and dropping them onto the Drag and Drop Window. Another way to batch process is to run cmdlineprocessor.exe on the command line with the name of the file to validate. You can run cmdlineprocessor.exe one time for each file, so you can make a batch program (*.bat) this way. The “-f” command can also be used for more efficient operation (see the documentation about Command Line Arguments for more information about the “-f” command). Yet another way to batch process files is to use the Batch Wizard that is included with v4.02 and later (professional editions only). This is considered to be the best and easiest way to batch process files. For more information, see the documentation about the Batch Wizard. Not
