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Go-Global Shortcut Options
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- Kai Andras
GO-Global supports the following shortcuts and parameters.
Shut down your Eclipse/ Go-Global software
Right-click on your Appcontroller desktop icon, and select Properties
Select the Shortcut tab.
You can add these to your Target field in your Go-Global Desktop shortcut at the end of the field.
Shortcut | Parameters | Description |
-u | user login | The name of the user’s account. This will auto populate the login field for you. |
-p | user password | The password of the user’s account. This will auto populate the password in the login field for you. It is case sensitive. e.g. -p test123 |
-h | host address | The network name of the GO-Global Host |
-hp | port number | The port on which the GO-Global Host accepts connections. (491 by default.) |
-clientdpi | 0 | Disable DPI Scaling for Go-Global. Use this command if Eclipse is blurry. |
-mm | 0 | To disable multi-monitor support. You will not be able to drag Eclipse to your other monitors. Can fix graphical corruption. e.g. -mm 0 |
-ac | printer config | Determines how Go Global sees your printer on startup. Only use this for troubleshooting purposes. default = The default printer is configured automatically. This is the standard setting. all = All printers are configured automatically. none = No printers are automatically configured. e.g. -ac none |
Example 1: This will auto-populate the login field for you, so you don’t have to type it in every time you log in. If your user login is JSnow:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\GraphOn\GO-Global\Client\gg-client.exe" -u JSnow
Example 2: Disable DPI Scaling for Go-Global. Use this command if Eclipse is blurry.
"C:\Program Files (x86)\GraphOn\GO-Global\Client\gg-client.exe" -clientdpi 0
