I have tryed many times with the command line generated at hts-log.txt, and
does not't work. The line is the following:

C:\archiv~1\winhtt~1\httrack -qir4%e0C2%PX0%s%u%I0H0%kf2o0A25000%f#f -F
"Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.0)" -%F "" -%l "es, en, *"
<http://www.adecua.org.ar/> -O "D:\MisWebs\ADECUA,D:\MisWebs\ADECUA" +*.png
+*.gif*[<20] +*.jpg*[<20] +*.css +*.js -%A
php3,php,php2,asp,jsp,pl,cfm,nsf=text/html

However, since the initial download (windows frontend) works OK, I just want
to know WHY THE FOLLOWING SIMPLE COMMAND DOES NOT WORK:

C:\archiv~1\winhtt~1\httrack --update

It returns the following error message:
"Example: -%F "<!-- Mirrored from %s by HTTrack Website Copier/3.x
[XR&CO'2005],%s -->"
* Option %F needs to be followed by a blank space, and a footer string

Thank you.



> hts-log.txt shows the command for winhttrack - did
> you change your batch to execute httrack instead? 
> Generally you wouldn't want a GUI from a batch
> file.
> 
> What is returning "File not found"?  HTTrack or when
> you browse the mirror?> 
> Just tested now and this command works fine for me:
> 
> "c:Program FilesWinHTTrack 3.33httrack"
> -qwxs0%u0%kf2#f -N1001 -F HTTrack/3.0x -P proxy:8080
> -%l "en, *" <http://example.com/> -O "C:My Web
> Sites	est" +*.png +*.gif +*.jpg +*.css +*.js