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Line 20: The most common way to run the utility is from a batchfile. This allows the user to process multiple outputs at once. A batch file is simply a plain text file containing one or more lines that execute a utility as per the example sections below.<br> <br> For more common tasks a right click function can be setup in Windows to perform a particular conversion. FileMenuTools can be used to set custom right click functionality, the method is ~~similar~~described to in the ~~method of starting~~ [[~~Run_TUFLOW_Right-Click_Windows_7~~ Windows_Right_Click_Functionality\| ~~TUFLOW from~~Windows aRight ~~right~~Click ~~click~~Functionality]]. The '''Program''' input should refer to the location of the TUFLOW_to_GIS executable and the '''Arguments''' input should contain the desired option and then %FILENAMES%. For example <tt>-b -asc -TypeAll -max %FILENAMES%</tt> could be used to convert all of the "Maximums" data into gridded .asc format. =Output Options=

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