Search for unofficial command line switches

How can I find command line arguments for a given application? I know you can use /? , and if the application supports it, it will display the keys, but is there a way to find "unofficial" in the program?

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Obviously google is the simplest answer ... prohibiting this ... I donโ€™t think there is any particular alternative to /? which will give you additional features. You can try running โ€œlinesโ€ in relation to the executable in question. This may throw out some hidden options. "strings" comes with most (all?) unix distributions, for windows: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb897439

If you are not familiar with the lines ... it just spits out every line that it can find inside the executable ... this is often useful for finding hidden things.

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For finding silent installation switches, I found Universal Silent Switch Finder 1.5.0.0 useful. Since the original version is very old, I can not find it on the original website, but softpedia has a download: http://www.softpedia.com/progDownload/Universal-Silent-Switch-Finder-Download-180984.html

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1384801/


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