LextEdit provides some very useful command line arguments that can save you time just but adding them to the windows shortcut. You can configure it to always start at a certain position and size or you can have it log you in to a system.
-f Used to open a LextEdit window and load a specific file
-t defiines the type of system connection to make. MSQL to connnect to a Moca based system or ODBC for a SQL database.
-a defines the I.P. address or the DNS name of a system to connect to.
-p the port number that the system can accessed on
-d the type of driver to use to connect to a file or system.
-c used in SQL connection to set Catalog or Database names.
-u a user name to be used at loging for a connection
-w a password to be used at login for a connection
-l sets window position information.
Example 1:
Adding "-t MSQL" as a command line argument will automatically open the "Connection Information" dialog to the "Moca Servers" tab when LextEdit is started.
Example 2:
Adding "-l 0,75,880,920" would always create the window at a position of 0 pixels from the left size of the screen,75 pixels down from the top with a size of 880 wide by 920 tall.
Example 3:
Adding "-a 192.168.1.101 -p 811 -t MSQL -u SUPERVISOR -w SUPERVISOR01" will log in to a MSQL connection at 192.168.1.101 on port 811 for the Supervisor user.
