LoadShow Keyword
To go to the LoadShow keyword, type LoadShow or the shortcut Loa in the command line.
Description
The LoadShow keyword loads a show from the selected drive. For more information, see SelectDrive keyword.
If the show file does not exist on the selected drive, a new empty show file will be loaded.
If the console is in a session, the show file will be uploaded to all connected stations.
The LoadShow keyword is a function keyword.
Syntax
LoadShow "Showname" / [Option]
Options
To get a list all available options to the LoadShow keyword, type in the command line:
The LoadShow has the following options:
| Option | Option shortcut | Description |
|---|---|---|
| full | f |
Clears the following data if from a new show will be loaded. Loads the following data if from an existing show will be loaded. |
| globalsettings | g | Clears the global settings if from a new show will be loaded. Loads the global settings if from an existing show will be loaded. |
| localsettings | l | Clears the local settings if from a new show will be loaded. Loads the local settings if from an existing show will be loaded. |
| network | n | Clears the network configuration if from a new show will be loaded. Loads the network configuration if from an existing show will be loaded. |
| noconfirm | nc | Suppress the warning pop-up that asks if you want to save the show file first. |
| nodata | No shortcut available | Keeps the current show data in the new show (column one in the setup). |
| nosave | ns | Does not save the current show file. |
| protocols | p | Clears the network protocols if from a new show will be loaded. Loads the network protocols if from an existing show will be loaded. |
| save | s | Saves the current show file. |
| timeconfig | t | Clears the time config. |
| user | u | Clears the user profiles. |
Examples
- To load the show file with the file name "Macbeth", type in the command line:
- To load the show file with the file name "Macbeth" and clear the
- Show data
- Global Settings
- Network Protocols
- User Profiles
- Time Config
- Local Settings
- Network Config ,
type in the command line: