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Introduction
 » Password Generator Professional
 » Quick Start
How To Use
 » Password Types
 » Masked Mode
 » Dictionary Mode
 » Character List Mode
Password Options
 » Types
 » Global Options
 » Information
 » Scripting
 » Username
Options Window
 » Global
 » Security
 » Dictionary Files
 » Standard Set
 » Pronounceable Set
 » Custom Set
Commandline
 » Commandline Support
 » Make Commandline Batch File
 » Wizard
 » Welcome Screen
 » File Menu
 » Password List
 » Status Window
 » Format Tags
 » Tools
Order & Support Information
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 » After Purchase
 » Support
 

Commandline Support

All password modes in Password Generator Professional can be specified in masks, and commandline mode works in this way by requesting the mask to generate the passwords.

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We recommend to use the Make Commandline Batch File function in the program to automaticly generate a batchfile containing the commandline to use.

Examples of using commandline:

Description: Commandline:
Normal Mode PGP.exe /output "C:\passwords.txt" /format "$p" /quantity 100 /showmsg /unique /mask "{N:aAn,8,8}"
Masked Mode PGP.exe /output "C:\passwords.txt" /format "$p" /quantity 100 /showmsg /unique /mask "{#:u,1,1000,0}{P:vVcC,r,4,8}"
Dictionary Mode PGP.exe /output "C:\passwords.txt" /format "$p" /quantity 100 /showmsg /unique /mask "{I:Dic1,n,0,0}"
Pronouncable Mode PGP.exe /output "C:\passwords.txt" /format "$p" /quantity 100 /showmsg /unique /mask "{P:vVcC,r,5,8}"

Print:

If you want to print the passwords use "/print" instead of "/output", this will print the passwords using the default printer on your computer. Example:

Description: Commandline:
Print Normal Mode: PGP.exe /print /format "$p" /quantity 100 /showmsg /unique /mask "{N:aAn,8,8}"

Copy to Clipboard:

If you want to copy the passwords use "/clipboard" instead of "/output", this will copy the passwords to your clipboard. Example:

Description: Commandline:
Clipboard Normal Mode: PGP.exe /clipboard /format "$p" /quantity 100 /showmsg /unique /mask "{N:aAn,8,8}"

Explanation of the different inputs:

Tag: Description:
/quantity # Specifies how many passwords you want to generate.
/output "FILENAME" Specifies which file the resulting passwords will be saved to. When using this do not use /print or /clipboard. Remember to add the quotes (").
/print Prints the passwords made to the default printer. When using this do not use /output or /clipboard.
/clipboard Copy the passwords made to the clipboard. When using this do not use /output or /print.
/showmsg Will show messageboxes when an error occurs, if not having this tag the program will not show any messageboxes.
/silent With this parameter enabled, the progress window will not be shown when generating.
/unique Will only generate unique passwords, not allowing any duplicates. Recommended to use.
/append Used together with the "output" parameter, this will append passwords to an already created password file.
/phonetic Will also create phonetic strings for each password.
/hexadecimal Will also create hexadecimal strings for each password.
/username "USERNAMEMASK" "FILENAME" Will create/grab usernames. If not grabbing passwords from a file, the 2nd parameter can be "". Remember to add the quotes (") on both the mask and filename.
/seed # Specifies the seed value you want to use when generating passwords. If you want to randomly choose a seed, to not add this tag.
/format "FORMATMASK" Specifies how the password-line will be formatted.
/script "FILENAME" Specifies a VBScript to send every password to before returning the password. Remember to add the quotes (").
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