You can launch Atlantis with different parameters and keys in the command-line to instruct Atlantis to perform various additional actions.
Each of the parameters in the command-line of Atlantis can be either a filename of the document which should be opened by Atlantis, or a key (a string of characters preceded by a slash (/) or a hyphen (–).
A key instructs Atlantis to perform some action.
The following table lists all the valid keys which can be used in the command-line of Atlantis.
You can use either long variants of keys, or short variants.
Key (Long) |
Key (Short) |
Description | Command-line Example |
p | Atlantis opens all the documents specified in the command-line, prints them, and closes itself. | Atlantis.exe /p MyDocument.rtf | |
SystemTray | st | Atlantis is immediately minimized to the System Tray. | Atlantis.exe -st |
DontCreateNewDoc | n | Atlantis will not automatically create a new document at startup regardless its current settings. | Atlantis.exe /n |
Restored | r | The window of Atlantis will be initially in "non-maximized" ("restored") state regardless the recent state of this window. | Atlantis.exe -r |
Maximized | m | The window of Atlantis will be initially in the maximized state regardless the recent state of this window. | Atlantis.exe -m |
Note. Do not forget that all filenames in the command-line that contain spaces, should be enclosed within the double quotes.
For example, if you wish to instruct Atlantis to open document My Document.rtf, you should type the following command line:
Atlantis.exe "My Document.rtf"
The following command-line is not correct in our case:
Atlantis.exe My Document.rtf
Atlantis would interpret both the My and Document.rtf as separate documents.