Batch & Print Pro 

.Job File Specification

The job file specification can be in two different formats, a Batch & Print Pro created format or a plain text file of filenames, the Batch & Print Pro version supports separator where as plain text doesn't, the format is automatically detected by Batch & Print Pro.

1. Batch & Print Pro .Job file specification
The 1st 2 lines in the file are for the separator file i.e. filename and settings file, all after are the print filenames, if you wish to not print one then put a ~ before the filename, all lines must end with a return + linefeed. i.e. \r\n, try creating it and loading it back in BPP interface to verify it is the correct format, e.g. file:-

sep.pdf
sep.prs
tray1.prs
1.pdf
2.pdf
3.pdf
4.pdf
5.pdf

 

2. Plain text file .job file specification
This was introduced in version 1.14 of Batch & Print Pro, which is a simpler version of the above and is auto-detected by Batch & Print Pro, all filenames are added to the print list and must be terminated by one return character. i.e. /n,  if you wish to not print one file then put a ~ before the filename, try creating it and loading it back in BPP interface to verify it is the correct format, e.g. file:-

tray1.prs
1.pdf
2.pdf
3.pdf
4.pdf
5.pdf