EleBBS v0.06.g1 - Commandline parameters to be used
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Instead of the slash character "/" the dash "-" can be used.

/Bxxxx                 - Log on to EleBBS using 'xxxx' bps (eg: /B2400)
/Cxx                   - Set the comport to use with EleBBS
/E                     - Specifies the default exit errorlevel
/G                     - Re-Logon to the last menu instead of the TOP
/L                     - Local Logon, same as /B0
/M<....>               - Specifies mailer-frontend.
/Nxxx                  - Nodenumber to logon to (eg: /N255)
/R                     - Re-Logon the user.
/S                     - Disables screen-output (disables snooping)
/T<....>               - Set time till the next event.
/XC                    - Don't close the communications port upon exit of
                         EleBBS
/XT                    - (DOS not) Specify this is an telnet session we are
                         running.
/D                     - Disables the statusbars

DOS specific command lines
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/NOEMS                 - Instructs EleBBS not to use EMS for overlay
/NOXMS                 - Instructs EleBBS not to use XMS for overlay
/Oxxx                  - Specifies the overlay size which is extra
/SMALLOVRBUF           - Uses a small overlay buffer (less memory)



OS/2 specific command lines
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/H                     - Retrieves handle passed from front-end
/NORAW                 - Doesn't set the keyboard mode to binary for ELCONFIG.



Windows95/98/NT specific command lines
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/H                     - Retrieves handle passed from front-end
/FEND                  - Specifies a batch-file to execute after the session
                         has been terminated. This can be used for executing
                         your front-end mailer again.
/XE                    - Specify the communication engine to use. You can
                         choose between 0 and 1. 1 is the default and is less
                         system resources consuming, 0 uses an extra thread and
                         can (in some cases) give a slightly better throughput.
                         Recommended is 1.
