1,126
edits
Difference between revisions of "Command Line Options for the CMOD Client"
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
m
Command Line Options for the CMOD Client (view source)
Revision as of 00:23, 29 January 2016
, 00:23, 29 January 2016Updated with more parameters.
(initial edit) |
m (Updated with more parameters.) |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
{{TOCright}} | |||
There are a number of command line options that can be added to the Windows Shortcut of the Content Manager OnDemand Client to customize it, or to provide fequently used defaults. | There are a number of command line options that can be added to the Windows Shortcut of the Content Manager OnDemand Client to customize it, or to provide fequently used defaults. | ||
= Most Common Options = | |||
== /S - Server == | == /S - Server == | ||
| Line 19: | Line 22: | ||
== /F - Folder == | == /F - Folder == | ||
Name of the folder to open automatically at login time. A great way for Content Manager OnDemand administrators to go right to the System Log Folder. | Name of the folder to open automatically at login time. A great way for Content Manager OnDemand administrators to go right to the System Log Folder. If the specified folder doesn't exist, the behavior is undefined -- a different folder may be opened. | ||
Example: | |||
<code> /F System Log </code> | <code> /F System Log </code> | ||
= Less Used Options = | |||
== /B - Disable User Confirmatations == | |||
Prevents the client from asking for confirmation of things like closing open documents or folders. | |||
== /O - Maximum number of open folders == | |||
Limits the user to the specified maximum number of folders. | |||
== /W - Specify window placement == | |||
You can specify the co-ordinates for the window in Top, Left, Bottom, Right | |||
Example: | |||
<code> /W 5,10,1024,768</code> | |||
== /Y - Disable Change Servers Button == | |||
Prevents users from adding, changing, or deleting servers from the server list. | |||
== /Z - Disable close folder == | |||
Prevents the closing of folders. Used in conjunction with /F, it locks the user into a specific folder. | |||