CallClerk Command Line Options

CallClerk supports a variety of command line options, these are:

        main                              (opens the CallClerk - Main window)

        dial                                (opens the CallClerk - Dial Out window)

        dial=phonenumber=        (opens the CallClerk - Dial Out window ready to dial  the identified number)

        dial clipboard                  (opens the CallClerk - Dial Out window and loads the clipboard's contents as the number to dial)

        directory                        (opens the CallClerk - Directory window)

        history                           (opens the CallClerk - History window)

        settings                         (opens the CallClerk - Settings window)

        hide                              (hides the CallClerk Systray Icon)

         disconnect=ignore          (causes CallClerk to ignore the disconnect command from your modem)

        exit                               (causes CallClerk to exit. If a call or backup is in progress, CallClerk will let it complete before exiting)

         extrabroadcast               (causes CallClerk to perform an extra set of UDP broadcasts on port 10081 when a call is being processed)

         notimecheck                  (causes CallClerk to ignore significant date variations since the last time it was last run)

        whiteicon                        (cause CallClerk to show its systray icon with a white background - which is easier for some to see) 

Command line options can be entered through the dos command window or via a windows short cut; the order of the options is not important.  If CallClerk is not running it will be started when the command line is entered; if CallClerk is already running the command line options will be applied to the already running version of CallClerk.

Here are some example command line entries are:

"C:\Program Files\CallClerk\CallClerk.exe” dial

causes CallClerk to start with the Systray icon and the CallClerk Dial Out window visible

"C:\Program Files\CallClerk\CallClerk.exe”  history directory

causes CallClerk to start with the Systray icon, History, and Directory windows visible

"C:\Program Files\CallClerk\CallClerk.exe”  hide dial

causes CallClerk to start with its Systray icon hidden and with the CallClerk Dial Out window visible

"C:\Program Files\CallClerk\CallClerk.exe”