See the iSiloXC Manual
here. The page gives you some examples of how to use the console version of iSiloX:
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Examples
When running iSiloXC from a command-line prompt to convert a given set of files in a .ixl file, you will generally use a command line similar to the following:
iSiloXC -x MyDocumentList.ixl -v
In the above command line, MyDocumentList.ixl is assumed to be the file name of a conversion list file in the current directory. Specifying -v allows you to get a good idea of the conversion progress as it goes along.
If you use a scheduler to schedule iSiloXC, you may want to have iSiloXC update the last conversion status. Under Windows, you might provide to the Windows scheduler a command line similar to the following:
"C:\Program Files\iSilo\iSiloX\iSiloXC.exe" -x "C:\My Documents\iSiloWWW.ixl" -u
The double quotes around the path to the executable and the path to the conversion list file are necessary because both paths have spaces.
To simply open a .ixl file within iSiloX, specify the path to the .ixl file as the single command line argument:
iSiloXC MyDocumentList.ixl
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It also tells you how to load a .ixs file, in case you need specific settings.