You can pass parameters to PSPZap upon start-up. How you do this is determined by your operating system. If you run PSPZap in a Win32 DOS box it could look like this:

C:\test>pspzap so1.txt ta1.txt tr1.txt C:\data\input.txt C:\data\output.txt

The 5 parameters are all file names. In the example above:

You may have any number of parameters between zero (none) and five. Each parameter may include a path to the file e.g. C:\data\ for the last two parameters in the example above.

If you include input files - any of the first four parameters - these are automatically loaded before the PSPZap screen displays.

You can use command line parameters to simplify your processing. For example, if you do a large number of PSPZap conversions which all use the same parameter files (source, target, transform), you can pass these three file names on the command line to PSPZap. This saves you having to load the three files repeatedly when the PSPZap screen displays.