Hello,

I tried for several hours to get some file extension filters recognised in a
bat file in Windows XP but all in vain.

What am I doing wrong?
Here a shortened version of the essential line in the bat file and below the
full long line just with more extensions:

1) Short form with most extensions removed better readeable:
"c:\Program Files\WinHTTrack\httrack.exe" --list e:\!Ali\t\test4.txt -F
"Mozilla 11.0, Linux" -w -r5 -%c12  -c24 -c10 -H3 -R1 -s0 -%A asp=text/html
+*.pdf,*.html,*.htm,*.php -*.aif,*.avi,*.bmp,*.css,*.exe

2) Long form:

"c:\Program Files\WinHTTrack\httrack.exe" --list e:\!Ali\t\test4.txt -F
"Mozilla 11.0, Linux" -w -r5 -%c12  -c24 -c10 -H3 -R1 -s0 -%A asp=text/html
+*.pdf,*.html,*.htm,*.php,*.php3,*.php4,*.php5,*.tar,*.tgz,*.gz,*.rar,*.z,*.zip
-*.aif,*.avi,*.bmp,*.css,*.exe,*.fla,*.flv,*.gif,*.ico,*.iff-*.jpeg,*.jpg,*.js,*.m3u,*.m4a,*.mid,*.mov,*.mp3,*.mp4,*.mpa,*.mpeg,*.mpg,*.ogv,*.pcx,*.png,*.ppt,*.ps,*.swf,*.tif,*.tiff,*.wma,*.wmv

3) I also tried this with the no results either (shortened):
"c:\Program Files\WinHTTrack\httrack.exe" --list e:\!Ali\t\test4.txt -F
"Mozilla 11.0, Linux" -w -r5 -%c12  -c24 -c10 -H3 -R1 -s0 -%A asp=text/html
+*.pdf +*.html +*.htm +*.php -*.aif -*.avi -*.bmp -*.css -*.exe

4) And I also tried to have each of the filters on one separate line below.
Same result.

In neither case any of the file extension filters is used by httrack. 

Please give me a hint!

Thank you very much.

Peter