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Use the /S parameter, followed by the name of a server that is already-defined in the client, and the shortcut will use that server when the shortcut is double-clicked. | Use the /S parameter, followed by the name of a server that is already-defined in the client, and the shortcut will use that server when the shortcut is double-clicked. | ||
Example: | |||
<code> /S qa.cmod.example.com </code> | |||
== /U - User == | == /U - User == | ||
The /U parameter will enter the specified User Name into the 'User ID' field in the Logon window of the CMOD Client. | The /U parameter will enter the specified User Name into the 'User ID' field in the Logon window of the CMOD Client. | ||
Example: | |||
<code> /U bpaton </code> | |||
== /P - Password == | == /P - Password == | ||
While it's not recommended to store passwords in this way, it might provide you a quick way to log into a local OnDemand instance with a simple shortcut icon. | While it's not recommended to store passwords in this way, it might provide you a quick way to log into a local OnDemand instance with a simple shortcut icon. | ||
Example: | |||
<code> /P SuperSeekretPassword </code> | |||
== /T - Title == | == /T - Title == | ||
Change the title of the window from 'OnDemand' to the text you specify here. | Change the title of the window from 'OnDemand' to the text you specify here. | ||
Example: | |||
<code> /T "Baxter Bay Bank Statement Archive" </code> | |||
== /F - Folder == | == /F - Folder == | ||