Commands | |||
Alias | B | Browse | CD |
CMD | Config | DIR | E |
Exit | Explore | Help | Logoff |
Map | Quit | Reset | ResetHistory |
Set | ShutDown | StartSS | URL |
Command: | ALIAS | |
Usage: | ALIAS AliasName [CommandToExecute] [-delete] | |
Options: | AliasName | The alias you wish to create. |
CommandToExecute | What you want the alias to do. | |
-delete | Delete the named alias. | |
Description: | This command allows you to make aliases for commands in the system. Alias can contain aliases, however things will explode if you make a cyclical alias. Executing ALIAS with no parameters will bring up a list of currnet aliases. | |
Example: | ALIAS COPY XCOPY32.EXE | |
Command: | B[ROWSE]/DIR | |
Usage: | B[ROWSE] Where | |
Options: | Where | Where you want to open a browse window to. |
Description: | This command allows you to open a browse window to any file resource you wish. | |
Example: | BROWSE C:\ | |
Command: | CONFIG | |
Usage: | CONFIG | |
Options: | NONE | |
Description: | This command opens the configuration dialog. | |
Example: | CONFIG | |
Command: | CD | |
Usage: | CD Where | |
Options: | Where | Where you want to go to. |
Description: | This command allows you to change the current working directory. | |
Example: | CD C:\ | |
Command: | CMD | |
Usage: | CMD | |
Options: | None | |
Description: | This command allows you to a command prompt. | |
Example: | CMD | |
Command: | EXIT/QUIT | |
Usage: | EXIT or QUIT | |
Options: | NONE | |
Description: | Closes DSTLaunch. | |
Example: | EXIT | |
Command: | E[XPLORE] | |
Usage: | E[XPLORE] Where | |
Options: | Where | Where you want to explore. |
Description: | This command allows you to open an explorer window to the destination. | |
Example: | EXPLORE C:\ | |
Command: | HELP | |
Usage: | HELP | |
Options: | NONE | |
Description: | This command starts your web browser and loads a local copy of the manual. | |
Example: | HELP | |
Command: | LOGOFF | |
Usage: | LOGOFF | |
Options: | NONE | |
Description: | This command logs off the current user. | |
Example: | LOGOFF | |
Command: | MAP | |
Usage: | MAP LocalResource [RemoteResource] [-RECONNECT] [-DSTLRECON] [-DISCONNECT] [-DSTLDISCON] [-PASSWORD password] [-USER user] | |
Options: | LocalResource | The local resource you wish to remap to a network resource. |
RemoteResource | The remote resource you wish to map to. | |
[-RECONNECT] | Reconnect this resource next time you login. | |
[-DSTLRECON] | Let DSTLaunch reconnect this resource the next time DSTLaunch is run. | |
[-DISCONNECT] | Disconnect this resource. | |
[-DSTLDISCON] | Remove this resource from DSTLaunch's list of resources to reconnect at startup. | |
[-USER user] | Use this username when connecting to the remote resource. | |
[-PASSWORD password] | Use this password when connecting to the remote resource. | |
Description: | This command lets you connect to a remote resource. | |
Example: | MAP F: \\SERVER\DRIVE | |
MAP LPT1: \\SERVER\PRINTER | ||
MAP F: -DISCONNECT | ||
MAP F: \\SERVER\DRIVE -USER Greg -PASSWORD Test | ||
Command: | RESETHISTORY | |
Usage: | RESETHISTORY | |
Options: | NONE | |
Description: | Resets the command history. Executing SET without any parameters will display a list of variables current set. | |
Example: | RESETHISTORY | |
Command: | RESET | |
Usage: | RESET | |
Options: | NONE | |
Description: | Resets the computer. | |
Example: | RESET | |
Command: | STARTSS | |
Usage: | STARTSS | |
Options: | NONE | |
Description: | Starts the screen saver. | |
Example: | STARTSS | |
Command: | SET | |
Usage: | SET [VAR]=[VALUE] | |
Options: | [VAR] | Variable name |
[VALUE] | Value to set [VAR] to. | |
Description: | This command allows you to set an environment variables, just like the DOS SET command. | |
Example: | SET MYVAR=test | |
Command: | SHUTDOWN | |
Usage: | SHUTDOWN | |
Options: | NONE | |
Description: | Shuts down the computer. | |
Example: | SHUTDOWN | |
Command: | URL | |
Usage: | URL Where | |
Options: | Where | The destination URL. |
Description: | This command opens a window to the given URL, if your web browser is already started it will open a new window of the currently running browser, otherwise it will first start the browser and then open the URL. | |
Example: | URL home.netscape.com | |