Hi,

thanks for your answer.

Trying 
+*.jpg "-*.jpg[^< 10]" 
gives (as output of httrack with "-v" after starting):
+*.jpg -*.jpg[^< 10]
and downloads all jpg´s.

Trying 
+*.jpg -*.jpg[^< 10] 
results in:
-*.jpg[< 10]
and does the same.

Trying 
+*.jpg -*.jpg[^<10] 
gives with -v the same as with my original approach 
+*.jpg "-*.jpg[<10]" 
as httrack-output, which looks correctly:
+*.jpg -*.jpg[<10]
but also downloads all jpg´s.

Trying:
+*.jpg[^>10]
looks correctly as -v - output of httrack:
+*.jpg[>10]
but does not download any jpg´s.

And
+*.jpg[^> 10]
gives:
+*.jpg[> 10]
and does not download jpg´s.

I also tried directly from the command prompt (without batch):
httrack url -*.jpg +*.jpg[>10] -v -%v1 -N5
it creates a file 10] ... so i tried 
httrack url -*.jpg +*.jpg[^>10] -v -%v1 -N5
and 
httrack url -*.jpg "+*.jpg[>10]" -v -%v1 -N5
which both again displayed the desired output with -v:
httrack url -*.jpg +*.jpg[>10] -v -%v1 -N5
but which both again did not download any jpg´s.....

Same with Ver.3.32. (which at least asks if i want to quit/interrupt/cancel
after pressing ctrl-c which 3.42 does not :-) ).

=> ?!?? :-)