Hi @bit!
Unfortunately we removed this option from the PTXprint UI (to produce individual PDFs for each book) about a year ago due to 3 factors:
(i) very few people used it (you’re the 2nd person who has asked about it since we removed it!)
(ii) it created a lot of additional complications in the code which we would rather not have to deal with
(iii) it is possible to do what you are requesting through the command-line interface (see details below)
Essentially, if you open a command prompt and type in this command, you’ll get a PDF of just that book (e.g. MRK):
"C:\Program Files\PTXprint\PTXprint.exe" -c ConfigName -b MRK -P ProjID
Now, by wrapping that command in a loop with a list of books, it will run it once per book, and you’ll end up with individual PDFs. Here’s what it would look like as a batch file (and you will have to put your own specific details into the set commands highlighted in yellow):
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Unzip this .bat file and edit as needed: PTXprintAsSeparatePDFs.zip (520 Bytes)
Note that there are many other command-line parameters which actually work when used, even though the regular -h (–help) displays nothing {we’re working on that issue!}
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