1	?
2	v
3	this screen
4	verbose output
6	[options]
7	[@commandfile]
8	filename
9	usage
10	<param>
13	h
14	expected last error (<param> is the hex error. eg: -h 0x80090001)
15	c
16	catalog filename
17	t
18	catalog member tag
19	g
20	use this action ID (<param> = text GUID)
21	p
22	call WinVerifyTrust similar to the way IE does
23	d
24	dump WVT internal structures to C:\TRUSTPOL.TXT
25	q
26	do not display any UI
27	acm
28	if Catalog file found, process all members too
29	wd
30	use driver signing provider
31	ucl
32	verify using Catalog list (database), will verify against the default database if the -catdb options is NOT used
33	acl
34	add Catalog to list (database), will add to the default database if the -catdb options is NOT used
35	catdb
36	specifies the catalog database to use for the -acl and -ucl options (<param> = text GUID)
37	r
38	may be used with the -acl option to replace a catalog file
39	Win2K
40	Uses Win2K policy and catalog database.  May only be used with -acl and -ucl options.
41	tswarn
42	will output a warning if the file is not timestamped.  May not be used with -ucl option.
43	warning: file not timestamped\n
7000	Failed: Expected return: 0x%0x.  Returned: 0x%0x\n
7001	Failed: Can not open %s\n
7002	Failed: Unknown file type\n
7003	Failed: The specified trust provider is not known on this system\n
7004	Failed: The specified trust verification action is not supported by the trust provider\n
7005	Failed: The subject is not trusted for the specified action\n
7007	%s: 
9012	Succeeded\n
9013	Failed\n