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When set to true, connects a USB device to the foreground remote desktop or published application when you plug in the device. This option is implicitly set if you specify the -unattended option for a remote desktop. When set to true, redirects all USB devices that are connected to the host to the remote desktop or published application. For example: vmware-view.exe -serverURLġ0.10.10.10 -appName "My Notepad++" -args "\"my new.txt\"" Specifies command-line arguments to add when a published application starts. When you use this option, the published application reconnection settings are disabled in Horizon Client. Reconnect automatically to open applications setting.ĭo not ask to reconnect and do not automatically reconnect setting.Īsk to reconnect to open applications setting. Specifies the published application reconnection behavior setting.

Specifies the published application display protocol to use, if available. The name is the display name that was specified for the application pool in the pool creation wizard. Specifies the name of the published application as it appears in the desktop and application selection window. Horizon Client Command-Line Options Option

The following table shows the command-line options that you can use with the vmware-view command.

64-bit systems on ARM: C:\Program Files (x86)\VMware\VMware Horizon View Client\.

64-bit systems: C:\Program Files\VMware\VMware Horizon View Client\.

You can add this path to the PATH environment variable on the client system. The default path to the vmware-view command executable file depends on the client system. Use the following form of the vmware-view command from a Windows command prompt. The syntax of the vmware-view command controls the operation of Horizon Client. The vmware-view.exe command includes options that you can specify to change the behavior of Horizon Client. To run Horizon Client from the command line, you use the vmware-view.exe command. You might want to run Horizon Client from the command line if you are implementing a kiosk-based application that grants end users access to remote desktop applications. You can run Horizon Client from the command line or from scripts.