AMT Screens Parameters
Starting up with extra parameters
You can start AMT Screens with additional parameters by creating a shortcut and adding the parameters to its target property.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| /DEBUG |
Starts AMT Screens in manual debug mode so you can debug forms. See Start Debugging. |
| /I:<App.ini file> | Sets a specific configuration file (app.ini) to be used by AMT Screens. The priority order for the app.ini file used by AMT Screens is as follows:
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| /ICO:<Image Path> |
This parameter replaces the default AMT Screens icon with a selected image. Allowed formats are BMP, GIF, EXIF, JPG, PNG, and TIFF. Enter the full path of the image. Examples: |
| /OVERRIDESERVER:"<Server> <Port>" |
Forces AMT Screens to use a specific Application Server by entering the server name followed by the TCP port in double quotation marks. You can use this parameter with the /DEBUG switch to bypass an Application Manager and connect to the same application server as the debugger. See Start Debugging. Example: AmtScreens.exe /DEBUG /OVERRIDESERVER:"VM-AMT1 22001" |
| /S:<Station> |
AMT Screens signs in the user by using the specified <Station> as the station name. |
| /SPLASH:<Image Path> |
This parameter replaces the default splash screen image shown when AMT Screens opens. Allowed formats are BMP, GIF, EXIF, JPG, PNG, and TIFF. The image is resized to 359x177 pixels while keeping its native aspect ratio. If the image is too large or too small, it is clipped to fit in the splash screen window. Enter the full path of the image. Examples: |
| /U:<Username> | AMT Screens signs in the user by using the specified <Username>. Depending on the LionScreens impersonation settings in Security Components, this is denied or requires the password of the impersonated user. |
| /X:<SessionData> |
This parameter adds session data for the station name used to start AMT Screens. Besides using a literal string, you can also add the content of a file by entering the filename including path with the following syntax: /X:FILE:"<Filename>" Examples: |
