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| + | One particularly unexpected little side-issue that arises if you do use the "/dbfolder" command line parameter, is that after an auto-update, TimeSnapper will restart without that command line switch (and then it will look in the default location for a database, see that one is missing, and create one there...) You'd want to shut timesnapper down at that point, and run it from your customised shortcut instead. | ||
Latest revision as of 06:00, 18 August 2015
Valid command line switches:
-? Display valid command line options -a Automatically start taking snapshots and minimize to tray. -dbfolder "path" If you want your specify where your database file resides
Using the -dbfolder flag can be useful e.g. when using software like DeepFreeze.
One particularly unexpected little side-issue that arises if you do use the "/dbfolder" command line parameter, is that after an auto-update, TimeSnapper will restart without that command line switch (and then it will look in the default location for a database, see that one is missing, and create one there...) You'd want to shut timesnapper down at that point, and run it from your customised shortcut instead.
