OSCapture Command-Line Overrides (Windows CE 5.0)
You can use command-line parameters to override the registry values and program defaults set for OSCapture.exe.
The following table shows command-line parameters to control OSCapture.exe behavior.
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You may find it useful to make a shortcut file that launches OSCapture using your selected command-line options. For an example, see Collecting Data on a Standalone Device with OSCapture.
If you are using the standard Windows CE shell, and you set the IMGOSCAPTURE environment variable to include OSCapture.exe in your image, a file called OSCapture. lnk will also be included in your image. This file will appear as a shortcut called "Capture Recent Activity" on the desktop. The file has these contents:
25#\Windows\OSCapture.exe -c
When you click on that file, it will trigger a running instance of OSCapture.exe to copy the most recent data from its buffer into a log file.
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