Interaction Scripter Client User's Guide - Optional Command Line Parameters

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Optional Command Line Parameters

You can start Interaction Scripter Client using a command file or shortcut that runs InteractionScripter.NET.exe with optional command line parameters. These parameters allow you to access special features or automate your connection operation.

These parameters may be delimited using a forward slash (/) or a dash (-).

The syntax is:

InteractionScripter.NET.exe [parameters]

The following optional command line parameters are available:

Parameter	Description
Agent	Identifies the type of agent you want to log on as.
Autoload	Automatically loads the specified HTML page(s) at startup.
Autologin	Bypasses the logon dialog box and automatically log on if a switchover occurs.
Debug	Debugs custom scripts while in development.
ForceScriptUrl	Forces Scripter to switch to the new active campaign when a campaign transition occurs-regardless of the ReadyState status.
Help	Displays a complete list of all the available command line parameters.
InitialStatusKey	Sets status before log on.
Initiate	Places an initial call to the agent in order to establish a connection up front.
LogNameSuffix	Specifies a custom suffix to the application log files.
LogoutDialogOnClose	Configures Scripter to prompt the agent to log out before the application can be closed.
NoConfirmClose	Prevents Scripter to from prompting you for confirmation before exiting the application.
NoStartReceiving	Allows an agent to log on to Scripter, set their status to available, but not have Dialer place calls for them until the IS_Action_StartReceivingCalls is called.
Notifier	Specifies the name of the Dialer Server to which you want to connect.
Password	Specifies a CIC user's password on the command line.
Persistent	Specifies that a remote connection should be persistent.
Remote	Logs on from a remote workstation or remote number.
Size	Specifies a particular size for the Scripter window.
Standalone	Disables the Dialer-related functions in scripts.
User	Specifies a CIC user name on the command line.
Workstation	Specifies the name of the workstation defined in Interaction Administrator to which the user is logging on.

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