IQLS.exe File
Using Inquiry from the command-line
IQLS.exe file supports a number of command-line parameters to automate certain tasks.
To download and save a link:
iqls.exe -d[b|a] catid|0 url [WindowWidth [WindowHeight [ImagesOn]]]
- b - show dialog before downloading the page
- a - show dialog after downloading the page
- catid - folder to save
- 0 - folder to save will defined in depends of settings
- url - URL of the page to save
- WindowWidth - number (1024 by default)
- WindowHeight - number (768 by default)
- ImagesOn - 0 or 1 (0 by default - do not load and save images)
To load group of links:
iqls.exe -dm[b] filename [WindowWidth [WindowHeight [ImagesOn]]]
- filename - name of the text file with links. The file will deleted by iqls.
- Each line should contain:
- catid|0 url
Note: multilanguage URLs should use UTF-8 encoding.
To refresh a saved page:
iqls.exe -r catid pageid [WindowWidth [WindowHeight [ImagesOn]]]
pageid - ID of the page to refresh
To refresh a group of pages:
iqls.exe -rm filename [WindowWidth [WindowHeight [ImagesOn]]]
Format of each line of the text filename:
catid pageid
Import Web page from the disk:
iqls.exe -i[b|a] catid htmlfilename [WindowWidth [WindowHeight [ImagesOn]]] [-url url]
htmlfilename - HTML file name to import
-url url - from which address was the imported page saved. If it is not supplied, Inquiry will look for the URL in the HTML code, like:
<!-- saved from url=(0018)http://server.com/ -->
To import all files in a folder on the disk:
iqls.exe -i[b] catid foldername [WindowWidth [WindowHeight [ImagesOn]]]
foldername - name of the folder that contains Web pages
To print a saved page:
iqls.exe -p catid pageid
To print a group of pages
iqls.exe -pm filename
Each line of the text filename should contain:
catid pageid
To open MS IE with Inquiry sidebar opened:
iqls.exe -ie
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