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the quotes, as in the examples) to prevent this effect. See any batch file creation manual if you need
more assistance in this regard.
These are examples for batch files that run a project named
my project.enp using the full pathname of
the files involved:
 Loading a project named my project.enp in normal operation mode (EclerNet Manager
application will be visible, not minimized):
@start "" "C:\program files\Ecler\EclerNet Manager\eclernet_manager.exe" "C:\program
files\Ecler\EclerNet Manager\projects\my project.enp"
 Loading a project named my project.enp in minimized operation mode (EclerNet Manager is not
visible, and appears as a blue round icon in the Windows notification area, in the lower right
corner of the screen):
@start "" "C:\program files\Ecler\EclerNet Manager\eclernet_manager.exe" "C:\program
files\Ecler\EclerNet Manager\projects\my project.enp" –hidden
 Loading a project called my project.enp in minimized operation mode and automatically
displaying a Control Panel (UCP) named my panel with the default Internet browser for your
computer. This example is valid when both EclerNet Manager and the internet browser with UCP
are running on the same computer:
@start "" "C:\program files\Ecler\EclerNet Manager\eclernet_manager.exe" "C:\program
files\Ecler\EclerNet Manager\projects\my project.enp" –hidden -launch_panel= "my panel"
If you need to directly recall a control panel or UCP (that does not appear by default in the initial list of
available UCPs) from a client PC (a different PC from the one running EclerNet Manager), you can used
a batch file or access the address stored in the browser Favorites or Bookmarks. Here are both
methods:
 Example using a batch file on a client PC to directly call a UCP panel named my panel with the
default Internet browser used on the PC. The example assumes that the IP address of the PC
running EclerNet Manager (the web server) is
10.11.0.23 :
@start http://10.11.0.23/go.html?panel=my%%20panel
The syntax is very accurate: instead of using quotation marks, if the UCP name contains blanks, replace those
blanks with the
%%20 characters (twice % followed by 20 ).
 You can get the same result by typing the address below directly into the browser address bar.
You can also include it in your browser Favorites or Bookmarks to easily retrieve the UPC in the
future:
http://10.11.0.23/go.html?panel=my%%20panel
The syntax is very accurate: instead of using quotation marks, if the UCP name contains blanks,
replace those blanks with the
%%20 characters (twice % followed by 20 ).