| bmc | The software checks to see if the desired amount of RAM (8MB) is available when it starts. If the desired amount of RAM is not available, a message stating how much additional RAM is needed is displayed.
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| RAM can often be freed by loading DOS high, moving device drivers into high memory, loading other programs into UMB's, unloading TSR's, reducing the BUFFERS= parameter in the CONFIG.SYS file, etc.
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| If the needed amount of RAM cannot be freed, specifying this argument instructs the memory check to be by-passed and run the software anyway. A warning message stating that the memory check has been by-passed and errors may occur is displayed.
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| clcf | A "master" configuration file containing setup parameters is stored in the software's home directory. Most parameters can only by changed by a user ID that has been given access to the entire Configure menu. However, there are some parameters that can be changed by any user ID. These parameters are stored in a "local" configuration file. If the "master" configuration file is changed, the changes are not propagated to the "local" configuration file.
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| Specifying this argument clears the "local" configuration file and re-creates it using the current values in the "master" configuration file.
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| code | Causes various debug information to be displayed during program operation.
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 This argument is used by CCS during problem resolution and should not be specified unless advised to do so.
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| single | Forces the network version to run in single user mode. This argument is used to access the Utilities Menu, the full Configure Menu, and to isolate network difficulties.
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| xargc | Specifying this argument instructs the software to display various values when it starts.
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| This argument is used by CCS during problem resolution and should not be specified unless advised to do so.
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