Victoria Nelson wrote:
Please, open your register (Start--> Run--> cmd)
CMD.exe is default Windows NT command interpreter, it opens text console window. To open registry you should run regedit.exe.
Victoria Nelson wrote:
Please, enter: c:\program files\fdm\FILENAME.exe / to view the command line options.
There is NO such path and file in standard FDM install, and there is missing option after slash.
It should be in 32-bit Windows:
Code:
C:\Program files\Free Download Manager\fdm.exe /?
or in 64-bit Windows:
Code:
C:\Program files (x86)\Free Download Manager\fdm.exe /?
In the answer you can see a message box containing short explanation:
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Command line usage
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fdm.exe [-fs] [-url=]url1 [-url=]url2 ...
-fs - force silent mode.
If url contains spaces it should be in quotes.
Example:
fdm.exe -fs "http://site.com/read me.txt"
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OK
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But the original poster already knows it and asks about more command line options. Do you know any
undocumented command line option?
BTW. This FDM help is wrong. URL should NOT contain spaces, accented or special characters. They should be percent-encoded, see
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Percent-encoding