Command line
Usage
wswatch.exe [Options] filename
Options
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/R |
Runs a manual check of your bookmarks. A bookmark file must be specified on the command line when using the /R parameter. |
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/Q |
Exits WebSite-Watcher after the check has finished. Works only in combination with /R. |
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/NoBrowser |
Does not load the Chromium browser and uses a lightweight text view instead. Recommended if you start WebSite-Watcher only to perform a check run. See Browser Engines. |
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/C |
Connects using Dialup. Works only in combination with /R. |
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/D |
Disconnects Dialup. Works only in combination with /R. |
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/L |
Writes a log file (wswatch.log). Works only in combination with /R. |
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/SND |
Enables sound. Works only in combination with /R. |
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/BatchMode |
Suppresses specific user input messages, for example when automatically checking for new versions. Works only in combination with /R. |
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/MINIMIZE |
Starts WebSite-Watcher minimized. |
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/SEARCH |
Opens the "Advanced Search" window. |
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/SCRIPT="..." |
Executes the specified Script, enclosed in quotes. If the Script is not stored in the default Script directory, specify the full path to the Script file. |
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/NODB |
Starts WebSite-Watcher without opening the last opened database. |
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/EXIT |
Exits a running WebSite-Watcher. This parameter aborts a running check. |
Examples
wswatch.exe "c:\wsw\magazines.wsw"
wswatch.exe /c /q /NoBrowser "c:\wsw\magazines.wsw"