Andre,

PPCL.KIX is PostPrep for Command Line, PostPrep.kxw is the GUI.

Posting of PostPrepped code should be done in HTML Only mode to avoid any issues. DO NOT use code tags - just paste the HTML directly into the posting window. If you want any text before your post, you will need to format it with HTML tags, not BBCode.

If you don't have .KIX registered with Kix32, run the following, starting with nothing but a command-prompt open on your desktop (all other windows minimized):
 Code:
kix32 ppcl.kix -s:myscript.kix -o:myscript.htm
On my system, using the ppcl.kix command as "myscript", the task took 5.33 seconds to process using 4.62. It does hang with 4.63 - this is the first time it's been reported as such - I'll look into the issue.

If you use the -c option, PPCL will load the HTM content into the clipboard for pasting directly into a KORG post. This requires IE to be configured to allow external apps to use the clipboard function. If you don't allow this, a dialog box may appear asking you to allow the copy operation. By running with all other windows minimized, you have a better chance of seeing this prompt. You may need to move your command window to see it.

You can allow this automatically by opening IE properties and editing the appropriate security setting: Scripting / Allow Programmatic Clipboard Access - ENABLED.

The PostPrep.kxw file is a Kix script usually run with WKix32 and is a GUI-based tool - you can load/past a script, see a preview, and copy the HTML content for pasting into a post. The latest version restricts the size of the preview. Save the file as HTML and open in IE to see the full display.

PPCL is designed for automation. For example, I run a PPCL command via scheduled task on my primary web server. It has 2 parameters in the PostPrep.ini file that define the location of all the UDFs and the destination for all the post-prepped output. This generates PostPrepped content of my entire Kix UDF library every night for use on my web site. It runs every night at 10pm (EST).

For now, run PPCL or PostPrep with Kix version 4.62.

Glenn
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