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Command Line Options for the CMOD Client (view source)
Revision as of 00:41, 10 March 2020
, 00:41, 10 March 2020Added a variety of new command line arguments for the Content Manager OnDemand Client.
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Prevents the client from asking for confirmation of things like closing open documents or folders. | Prevents the client from asking for confirmation of things like closing open documents or folders. | ||
== /K - Disable Exit from CMOD Client == | |||
Prevents the user from exiting the CMOD client by disabling the 'Exit' item in the File menu. | |||
== /L - Override local language setting == | |||
Force the OnDemand Thick Client language to be set to the three-character ISO format specified on the command line. | |||
Example: | |||
<code> /L JPN </code> | |||
== /O - Maximum number of open folders == | == /O - Maximum number of open folders == | ||
Limits the user to the specified maximum number of folders. | Limits the user to the specified maximum number of folders. | ||
== /Q - Frees memory on folder close == | |||
This option will help reduce memory usage on the Client PC by flushing any unnecessary information from the CMOD Client's allocated RAM. | |||
== /W - Specify window placement == | == /W - Specify window placement == | ||
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Example: | Example: | ||
<code> /W 5,10,1024,768</code> | <code> /W 5,10,1024,768</code> | ||
== /X - Disable Logoff or Password Change == | |||
With the L parameter, disables logoff: | |||
Example: | |||
<code> /X L </code> | |||
With the P parameter, disables password changes: | |||
Example: | |||
<code> /X P </code> | |||
With no parameters, disables both logoff and password changes: | |||
Example: | |||
<code> /X </code> | |||
== /Y - Disable Change Servers Button == | == /Y - Disable Change Servers Button == | ||