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<H2><A NAME="commandline"></A>Command line arguments</H2>
<P>If you'd like <i>Speak Freely</i> to start with one or more
connections already open, <A HREF="saveconnection.htm">save the
connections</A> in <tt>.SFX</tt> files, and create a
shortcut which names the saved
connections on the <i>Speak Freely</i> command line (target).
Be sure to specify a complete path name for each
connection file, and if you're specifying more than one
connection file, separate them by commas. If you'd like
<i>Speak Freely</i> to start minimised rather than as an open
window, add the "<tt>/S</tt>" switch to the command line or choose that
mode when editing the properties of the program
item/shortcut.</P>
<P>The following command line, which assumes you've installed
<i>Speak Freely</i> in the directory <tt>C:\SPEAKFRE</tt>, starts the
program minimised with two connections already open.</P>
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<tt>c:\speakfre\speakfre.exe /s c:\speakfre\alice.sfx,c:\speakfre\bob.sfx</tt>
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<P>You can also create connections when <i>Speak Freely</i> is
started by specifying the IP address of the host to which you
wish to connect (its numeric Internet address is given as a
"dotted quad", for example 192.168.14.211; a port number may
also be specified, preceded by a slash). You can mix IP
addresses and <tt>.SFX</tt> file names on the same command line,
for example:</P>
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<tt>speakfre 192.168.14,211,c:\speakfre\bob.sfx,192.168.191.88/4074</tt>
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