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Command-line options: when to use "-save" and "-load"
Prerequisite Concepts

You may find yourself in a position in which you would like to make your OmniMark program available for others to use, but would like to retain control and ownership of the source code. One method for achieving this is to provide your users with the OmniMark program as a saved application rather than as a readable program.

Creating a saved application is accomplished by running the following command line:

  omnimark -source "program" -save "saved-application"

"program" is the name of the program you wish to save and "saved-application" is the name you want the application to be saved as.

You may then provide other OmniMark users with a copy of the saved application and some instructions on how to run it. At a minimum, these instructions should tell them to run the command line:

  omnimark "input-file" -load "saved-application" "other-options"

"input-file" is the file upon which the user wants to run the application, "saved-application" is the file you provided them with, and "other-options" is any assortment of other command-line options the user wishes to specify.

Note that the "saved-application" file is binary and you may be unable to transmit it using some electronic mail systems.

OmniMark LE does not support the "-save" and "-load" command-line options.