> 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

1) I doubt any site has a php file named *.pdf,...html,....htm,....php
invalid filter. Did you mean: +*.pdf +*.html +*.htm +*.php

2) you're running windows, so all percent signs in the batch file must be
doubled. -%%c12

3) Set up your mirror the way you want with winHttrack. Then convert the
doit.log to a batch file.