You can specify as many parameters as the command line can take. Each parameter must be separated by a space.
/NS Don't show splash screen (must be first parameter). There is also an option in the Options dialog box.
FileName Opens specified file in the editor. File name can also include wildcards. If you want to specify several file names that contain spaces, enclose each name between double quotes, eg.
/F=FavoritesFileName Specify an alternative Favorites list file name (without extension or path). The file name must follow the equal sign. Do not use any spaces before or after the equal. Favorites lists must be in the Favorites subfolder. If the file does not exist, it will be created. If you want the files in the list to open automatically on startup, make sure you check the Auto Load Favorites option in the Options dialog box.
/L=LibraryName:RunClip
Changes the default Clip library to the one indicated by LibraryName (without extension or path). Optionally use RunClip to specify a Clip to execute once NoteTab is open.
/C=ClipbarName Opens a specific Clipbar when launching NoteTab.
/T=FileName Loads the specified file containing the EBCDIC character tables for conversion to and from Windows ANSI. The NoteTab program path is added if you do not specify a fully qualified path name. The extension .ebc is added if you do not specify a filename extension. See the file Default.ebc for an example of the table format.
/P Print the files listed in the command-line parameter.
/R Open the files following this parameter as Read-Only.
/B Browse mode: the editor will not allow editing of documents.
/J=nnn Jumps to specified line number (nnn) when the editor is opened. This argument can be specified after every file name. If J=-1, the cursor will be placed at the beginning of the last line.
/INI=FileName Specify an alternative INI file. If you don't indicate a path, the program's directory is assumed. If you indicate a path name, there should not be any spaces in it (if this is the case, use the short DOS name instead). You do not need to specify an extension (it is always INI).
/INST=InstanceID Opens a new instance of NoteTab (even if multiple instances is disabled) or activates the instance matching the InstanceID text. Use quotes around InstanceId if it contains spaces. Multiple instances are disabled in instances opened through this method, and documents are not automatically reopened. Example: NoteTab /INST="HTML Editing"