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My colleagues and I have a recurring weekly meeting set up. I'd like to set up a shortcut to that meeting (in Windows 7). I can make a URL shortcut like this
https://www2.gotomeeting.com/join/123456789
but that fires up a browser window which then has to be closed - it would be cleaner to just call g2mstart.exe
with a command line argument to join meeting 123456789. I've tried guessing at the syntax to join a specific meeting but haven't found it, and haven't found a guide to command-line switches anywhere online. Clearly g2mstart.exe
takes arguments - the standard shortcut looks like this:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Citrix\GoToMeeting\457\g2mstart.exe"
"/Action Host" "/Trigger Shortcut" "/Product G2M"
Is there a guide somewhere to these switches? And is there one that allows joining a specific meeting by ID?
I'm gonna ask the stupid question here, just to be sure: Have you tried any of the following:
g2mstart.exe /?
,g2mstart.exe -?
,g2mstart.exe /help
,g2mstart.exe -help
? – Iszi – 2011-05-04T15:44:15.223@Iszi - Thanks, I hadn't tried those, but I did, and none of them do anything. – Herb Caudill – 2011-05-04T16:21:02.453
Well, it was worth a shot. Most GUI apps don't bother to put info in those switches anymore, but sometimes you get lucky. – Iszi – 2011-05-04T17:43:15.007