Agent

You can use the Agent parameter to identify the type of agent you want to log on as. If the /agent parameter is omitted, the agent is considered to be a regular agent by default. For details and examples, see Set Agent Type at Startup.

Syntax

/agent= <[menu];[standard];[finish | finishing];[all];[ro | readonly];[noprompt]>

Options

You can use more than one option on a command line; just be sure and separate each option with a semicolon (;).

menu

Presents the Agent menu from which the user can select which type of agent they want to log on as.

standard

Logs the agent on as a standard (opener) agent.

finish | finishing

Logs the agent on as a finishing agent.

all

Logs the agent on as a standard agent (opener) and a finish agent.

ro | readonly

Displays the agent type menu in Scripter as readonly, user cannot change type.

noprompt

Tells Scripter client not to show the agent type selection dialog during log on.

Examples

To log on as an standard agent:

InteractionScripter.NET.exe /notifier=myDialerServer /user=craigd /password=1234 /workstation=Station1 /agent=standard

To log on as a finishing agent:

InteractionScripter.NET.exe /notifier=myDialerServer /user=craigd /password=1234 /workstation=Station1 /agent=finishing

To log on using the menu:

InteractionScripter.NET.exe /agent=menu