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Use the tile option to activate a specific tile when Dispatch starts.
For example, you can go directly to Print Tickets using:
-tile print-tickets
You can start in Unattended Kiosk mode using:
-tile kiosk
Instead of selecting the first scale definition as the default, use the scale-name option to use a specific scale definition by it's Name property.
Names must be enclosed in double-quotes if they contain spaces.
-scale-name Scale3
-scale-name "Scale 3"
Instead of selecting the first card reader definition as the default, use the cardreader-name option to use a specific card reader definition by it's Name property.
Names must be enclosed in double-quotes if they contain spaces.
-cardreader-name CardReader2
-cardreader-name "CardReader 2"
Instead of selecting the first eI/0 device that is located as the default, use the iodevice-address option to select a specific device.
-iodevice-address 192.168.2.120
Use the bidirectional option to tell Dispatch to respond correctly when Tickets are added or updated in Unattended Kiosk mode.
-bidirectional
Use the name option to tell Dispatch to store the main window settings (particularly the position) in a specific file.
The name value must be enclosed in double-quotes if it contains spaces. The name value may not contain any reserved file name characters.
-name Kiosk1
-name "Kiosk 1"
The main window settings will be stored and restored using the following file names:
FormMain_Kiosk1_settings.ini and FormMain_Kiosk 1_settings.ini
Use the settings-folder option to specify an alternate location of settings files. If you specify this option, Dispatch will look for settings files in the alternate location first, and then, if a file is not found, open the file located in the default folder.
Dispatch understands and can use environment variables if they are present in the folder name.
Folder names must be enclosed in double-quotes if they contain spaces.
This is the equivalent to the default location:
-settings-folder %Public%\Documents\CanScale\Dispatch 3.2
You could some or all of the setting files in a user specific folder.
-settings-folder %UserProfile%\Documents\CanScale\Dispatch 3.2
You could store some or all of the setting files on a network drive.
-settings-folder \\jerry\Public\CanScale\Dispatch 3.2
Use the layout-folder option to specify an alternate location of layout files. If you specify this option, Dispatch will look for layout files in the alternate location first, and then, if a file is not found, open the layout file located in the default folder.
Dispatch understands and can use environment variables if they are present in the folder name.
Folder names must be enclosed in double-quotes if they contain spaces.
This is the equivalent to the default location:
-layout-folder %Public%\Documents\CanScale\Dispatch 3.2\Layout
You could some or all of the setting files in a user specific folder.
-layout-folder %UserProfile%\Documents\CanScale\Dispatch 3.2\Layout
You could store some or all of the setting files on a network drive.
-layout-folder \\jerry\Public\CanScale\Dispatch 3.2\Layout