Vertical TeleVantage 7.5 Using Instructions page 361

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WITCHES
You can add various switches to the command line that ViewPoint shortcut uses to start
ViewPoint. To change the command line, right-click ViewPoint shortcut icon, choose
Properties
Add switches to the end of the command line (after the quote mark) with a space before the
switch. You can add multiple switches separated by spaces. For example:
"C:\Program Files\TeleVantage\Client\TVViewPoint.exe" /Server:TeleVantage /station=77
The command line switches for ViewPoint are:
/allowmultiple
your computer.
/Server
ViewPoint against a specific TeleVantage Server on your network. This is useful when
you want to have one ViewPoint session using a Server other than the one your
ViewPoint runs against by default.
/user /password /showloginoptions
/password:<password> /showloginoptions. Example: /user:Neil Pratt
/password:2112. (The three switches can be used separately.) Use to automatically log
on to ViewPoint as a specific user. With just /user and /password present, ViewPoint
skips the Logon dialog box. To have TeleVantage still display the full Logon dialog
box—for example, to change phone information—add /showloginoptions.
/station
/stationconflict
/stationconflict:ignore. The ignore option lets you skip the Select Your
TeleVantage Phone dialog box when launching ViewPoint with an associated phone
other than your default station (see "Using ViewPoint with a different phone or Server"
on page 8-4). If you use the ignore option without /stationusage, the default selection
is owner (see the next bullet).
/stationusage.
/stationusage:visitor. Lets you make a selection in the Select Your TeleVantage
Phone dialog box as follows:
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N WITH
, and then click the Shortcut tab. The
. Enables you to run multiple instances of ViewPoint at the same time on
. Syntax: /Server:<Servername>. Example: /Server:TeleVantage. Runs
. See the next section.
. Syntax: /stationconflict:<ask/ignore>. Example:
Syntax: /stationusage:<visitor/owner/forward>. Example:
/stationusage:visitor corresponds to
/stationusage:owner corresponds to
.
calls
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OMMAND
field shows the command line.
Target
. Syntax: /user:<username>
Use station n as a visitor.
Use <this phone > to place and answer
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