Mount Image by comand Line

[Sherlock]

Hi !
first, excuse me by bad english, but i am brazilian and don't talk a good english ...

well ...

How can I mount an image by comand line?
Like you open any archive ... example :

Menu Start > Run > "program.exe" "archive.xyz"

That will open the archive.xyz , using the program.exe !

I want this, to implemetate a aplication in Delphi, that will open a image, using Daemon Tools 4 !

Can anyone help me?
Thanx for the help !

A big hug for all !

[Copytrooper]

-mount
allows mounting images from command line (or shortcut).
Syntax is: -mount <n>,<path>
where 'n' means DVD-ROM device number ('0' - '3' allowed) and 'path' is the full path to the image file.
Example: daemon.exe -mount 0,"c:\My Images\nameofimage.cue".
Do not forget to set the path in quotes if it contains spaces! And there MUST NOT be a space between "-mount x," and the image file name!

Note that you've to disable Secure Mode to avoid message window.

[EugeneM]

How to disable Secure Mode?

[Copytrooper]

Disable Secure Mode in Options menu.

[Sherlock]

Thanx ... work fine !

Another question :
Wahts the sintax for set number of drivers ?
Have one ?

Thanx again for the help !

[Underheaven]

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This is not possible via the command line.

[grenz]

Hi !
first, excuse me by bad english, but i am brazilian and don't talk a good english ...

well ...

How can I mount an image by comand line?
Like you open any archive ... example :

Menu Start > Run > "program.exe" "archive.xyz"

That will open the archive.xyz , using the program.exe !

I want this, to implemetate a aplication in Delphi, that will open a image, using Daemon Tools 4 !

Can anyone help me?
Thanx for the help !

A big hug for all !

Maybe this link is what you'be been looking for ?
http://www.daemon-tools.cc/dtcc/daem...ndlineswitches

[Sherlock]

OK ... thats fine...

but can be another new funcnality in the newer versions ...

[]s

[Underheaven]

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Yes, of course its implied that you are suggesting that feature. I hope I didn't act like I was ignoring it because I replied in one sentence.