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HELP

Applies To: Application Virtualization

Displays information about the various SFTMIME commands that can be used in Application Virtualization (App-V).

SFTMIME [/? | /HELP [VERB:<verb>]]

Parameter	Description
/?, /HELP	Displays usage information.
verb	The command to run, such as ADD, REFRESH, HELP or REMOVE.
object	What the command applies to, such as APP:"Default Application."
parameters	Optional parameters for the specified verb and object.
/LOG	Log output to the specified path name.
/CONSOLE	Displays output in the active console window (default).
/GUI	Displays errors in a dialog box (not valid for queries).

For version 4.6, the following option has been added.

/LOGU

If specified, output is logged to the specified path name in UNICODE format.

The verbs described in the following table are supported.

ADD	Adds a new application, package, file type association, or publishing server to the App-V Client.
CONFIGURE	Changes the configuration of an application, a package, a file type association, or a publishing server.
DELETE	Removes applications, packages, file type associations, or servers.
LOAD	Loads a package into the file system cache.
REPAIR	Resets your personal settings for an application.
REFRESH	Triggers a publishing server refresh.
PUBLISH	Publishes an application shortcut to the user's Start menu, desktop, or other specified location, or can be used to publish the contents of an entire package.
UNPUBLISH	Removes the shortcuts and file types for an entire package.
QUERY	Gets a current list of applications, packages, file type associations, or publishing servers.
CLEAR	Removes your personal settings and desktop configurations for one or more applications.
UNLOAD	Unloads a package from the file system cache.
LOCK	Locks the application specified in the file system cache.
UNLOCK	Unlocks the application specified in the file system cache.

For more information about the preceding actions, use the following command:

SFTMIME /HELP VERB:verb

For example, the following command will display information for the ADD verb:

SFTMIME /HELP VERB:ADD

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