Download PowerLogic User's Guide - Electrical and Information Technology

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Starting PowerLogic
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/build
Includes the build number in the Help/About option.
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filename
Opens the specified filename when opening PowerLogic. You must include the path
to the file. Type the filename. Do not use a hyphen before the filename in the
command line.
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/l
Opens the last file you had open when you start PowerLogic.
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/mmacro name
Runs the specified macro in the default macro file; for example, to run the macro file
MyMacro, type /mMyMacro.
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/Mmacro file
Specifies what file to use as the default macro file; for example, to run the macro
MyMacro that lives in the macro file user1.mcr, type /Muser1.mcr /mMyMacro.
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/nc
Starts PowerLogic without displaying the splash screen that includes copyright
information.
Using Start-up Options
To use command line options:
1. Choose Start/Settings/Taskbar.
2. Choose the Start Menu Programs tab and choose the Advanced button.
3. Highlight the icon in which to add the command line option.
4. Choose File/Properties. Choose the Shortcut tab.
5. At the end of the executable string in the Target text box, press the Spacebar and type
the command line switch you want to use. For example, to start a macro in the
default macro file, the command line should read:
c:\padspwr\powerlogic\powerlogic.exe /mMyMacro.
Note: When specifying a file to start, do not use / before the filename.
You can specify multiple command line switches.
You can also add a command line option to a shortcut icon:
1. Before starting PowerLogic, create a shortcut to PowerLogic.
2. Highlight the PowerLogic shortcut icon.
3. Click the right mouse button and choose Properties. Choose the Shortcut tab.
4. Follow Step 5 above.
5. Choose OK to close the Properties dialog box and start PowerLogic.
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