For: CimView only
Displays the primary CimView window in captive state. When the user opens this window, the Explorer shuts down. Other screens are displayed on top of the primary window, and the user will not be able to go below (see anything below) the primary window.
Example for a shortcut
cimview.exe /captive /noexit C:\myproj\scr.cim
Result: When the CimView screen is open:
The user can use Alt+Tab to navigate through all opened
CimView Windows.
The Alt+Esc and Ctrl+Esc sequences are disabled.
The Ctrl+Alt+Esc sequence works as
normal
You can use any other command line options in conjunction with /captive. In particular, note the following:
Use /alwaysmaximized if you want to display
the initial window in the maximized state.
Use /noexit if you do not want users to
exit from CimView.
If you do not use /noexit, when a user exits CimView, the Explorer restarts, and any processes in the Startup program group are restarted.
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