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)

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”