HTMLPrint is a program used for printing HTML and image files from other applications or to print automatically incoming files in a specific directory. HTMLPrint runs as a visible application only when it is started without passing any argument in the command-line. Command-line parameter were widely used in the DOS days, when programs were called by typing their file name, which may be followed by additional parameters. In the present time parameters are commonly used in .bat files and by computer programmers, but many Window users also use them. HTMLPrint does not require having installed any Internet Browser, because it uses its own stand-alone HTML engine (although it requires IE 4 or newer to display the help file, which is in HTML Help format) that is fast and requires only an small amount of computer resources to run effectively. HTMLPrint runs on Windows 9.X, NT, ME, 2000 or XP. HTMLPrint supports most of the HTML 3.2 specifications with many additional popular HTML 4 enhancement (see here the list of supported tags), but not scripting, Java or ActiveX Controls. It also supports StyleSheets (see the specifications here). HTMLPrint doesn't print framesets, only single HTML pages. HTMLPrint cannot print the page background image or color. Bersoft HTML Print is designed to work with and be called by other software or at least, by a batch file, passing the filename (HTML page, GIF, JPEG, BMP or PNG image) to be printed as a parameter in the command line.