This section describes how to troubleshoot command line automation.

1. Check that /g and /q are at the VERY END of the command line. They affect all parameters specified to their left
2. Verify that you have used EXACTLY the right format for the parameters - see the reference section
3. Try removing the /g and /q and -
1. Check that the correct filter file (.fll) is opened or that the correct list of filters appears
2. Check that the correct files are displayed in the file list. Note that any incorrect, unrecognized or otherwise invalid command line parameters will be listed as filenames
3. If no files are being processed - check that the Process Binary Files option is set correctly - the files may be being detected as binary files
4. Check that the correct operation is performed when you click the Go button.

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