Start session from command line (Windows)

[Qubert]

I have been trying to start a session from the command line in Windows but I can only seem to get the usual main client window to open up.  It won’t open the specific sessions I’ve specified.  My command line is as follows:

C:\"Program Files"\NoMachine\bin\nxplayer.exe --session C:\Users\me\Documents\NoMachine\MacMini.nsx

I’ve tried lots of variations with no success.  I’ve searched the forums and google and the above seems to be correct but it still doesn’t work.

Any ideas?

[Tor]

A behaviour like that occurs when the option name is wrong or when it’s not passed at all to the process. Be sure that you’re writing the --session option correctly, and if you’re using scripts or programmatically starting the process, verify that arguments are configured correctly.

[Qubert]

Thanks for the help.  I’ve posted the command line I’m using.   The file definitely exists and is spelled correctly.  Can you see anything wrong with the line?

[Britgirl]

It’s not .nsx, but .nxs. Are you sure you’re writing .nxs in the command?

[Qubert]

Doh!!!   Brain re-engaged….

Thanks!

[Author]

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