===== Run with parameters =====
Wasppacer startup processes command line parameters.  To do this: run a command line (cmd) and go to the working directory of the program and then to enter the necessary parameters. 
For example, parameter  ''-wl'':
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===== Parameters list =====
You can pass the following parameters to the command line:
==== -autostart (-a) =====
Control of  automatic authorization in surfing. If ''-a'' or ''-a=0'' or ''-a=false'', then automatic login is disabled, otherwise - is enabled.
=== Example ===
Enable automatic authorization:
<code bash>wasppacer.exe -autostart=1</code>
<code bash>wasppacer.exe -a=true</code>
Disable automatic authorization:
<code bash>wasppacer.exe -autostart=0</code>
<code bash>wasppacer.exe -a=false</code>
==== -cpulimit (-cl) ====
Sets the minimal amount of the CPU resources (in MHz) required to perform tasks.   If there is no set amount of the CPU, then the software will not get new tasks to perform. 
=== Example ===
Set the limit of  the CPU resources as 300 MHz
<code bash>wasppacer.exe -cpulimit=300</code>
<code bash>wasppacer.exe -cl=300</code>
==== -division (-d) ====
Sets the maximum number of requests to the server per unit time according to the formula ''Q = M/d'', where Q - the number of requests received, M - the maximum allowed number of service requests, d - value of the division parameter. This option is needed in case you need to divide the work of software WaspAce into several  (d) machines with the same IP and do not get a lock by AntiDoS.
=== Example ===
Set the number of requests reduced twice
<code bash>wasppacer.exe -division=2</code>
<code bash>wasppacer.exe -d=2</code>
==== -interfaceip (-i) ====
Used to indicate the IP, which will be used during the program. If the key is not specified, then default IP (main) is used.If the key is specified then specified IP is used.  It should be appreciated that proxy detection works correctly only if the assigned IP differs from the main IP by no more than 512.
=== Example ===
Set the IP for the program work IP:192.168.0.2
<code bash>wasppacer.exe -i=192.168.0.2</code>
<code bash>wasppacer.exe -interfaceip=192.168.0.2</code>
==== -login (-l) ====
Control of the login authorization  in the surfing.
=== Example ===
Enter the login «Demo» for authorization:
<code bash>wasppacer.exe -l=demo</code>
<code bash>wasppacer.exe -login=demo</code>
==== -maxworkers (-m) ====
Specifies the maximum number of processes that handle the tasks
=== Example ===
Specify the number of processes as 15:
<code bash>wasppacer.exe -maxworkers=15</code>
<code bash>wasppacer.exe -m=15</code>
==== -memorylimit (-ml) ====
Specifies the minimal amount of physical memory and the same amount of virtual memory in bytes required to perform tasks. If there is no specified amount of free memory or specified number of free virtual memory in system, then software will not get new tasks to perform.
=== Example ===
Set the limit of the memory as 100 Mb 
<code>wasppacer.exe -memorylimit=104857600</code>
<code>wasppacer.exe -ml=104857600</code>
==== -minimize (-mi) ====
If the key is specified, then after authorization, while surfing, program will be minimized to the system tray
=== Example ===
<code bash>wasppacer.exe -mi</code>
<code bash>wasppacer.exe -minimize</code>
==== -password (-p) ====
Specifies the password for the [[profile]].
=== Example ===
Specify «testpass» as the password of the profile
<code bash>wasppacer.exe -p=testpass</code>
<code bash>wasppacer.exe -password=testpass</code>
==== -profile (-pr) ====
Specifies the name of the [[profile]]
=== Example ===
Specify «testprofile» as the name of the profile
<code bash>wasppacer.exe -p=testprofile</code>
<code bash>wasppacer.exe -password=testprofile</code>
==== -profilepath (-pp) ====
Specifies the folder in which will be contained [[profile]].You can specify both relative and absolute [[http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%9F%D1%83%D1%82%D1%8C_%D0%BA_%D1%84%D0%B0%D0%B9%D0%BB%D1%83|paths]].

**Attention!** For each copy of the program Wasppacer.exe there separate folder must be specified. 
=== Example ===
Specify the folder "path1"
<code bash>wasppacer.exe -profilepath=C:\path1</code>
<code bash>wasppacer.exe -pp=C:\Leveling\path1</code>
==== -sockshost (-sh) ====
Specifies the IP-address of the [[http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/SOCKS|socks proxy]] server
=== Example ===
Specify IP:"88.88.88.88"
<code bash>wasppacer.exe -sh=88.88.88.88</code>
<code bash>wasppacer.exe -sockshost=88.88.88.88</code>
==== -sockspassword (-spw) ====
Specifies the password for socks proxy
=== Example ===
Specify the password "1234pass"
<code bash>wasppacer.exe -sockspassword=1234pass</code>
<code bash>wasppacer.exe -spw=1234pass</code>
==== -socksport (-sp)====
Specifies the port socks proxy
=== Example ===
Specify the port "1080"
<code bash>wasppacer.exe -socksport=1080</code>
<code bash>wasppacer.exe -sp=1080</code>
==== -sockstype (-st) ====
Specifies the type of socks proxy
=== Example ===
Specify the type "SOCKS5"
<code bash>wasppacer.exe -sockstype=SOCKS5</code>
<code bash>wasppacer.exe -st=SOCKS5</code>
==== -socksuser (-su) ====
Specifies the user name of socks proxy 
=== Example ===
Specify the user name «testuser»
<code bash>wasppacer.exe -socksuser=testuser</code>
<code bash>wasppacer.exe -su=testuser</code>
==== -temppath (-tp) ====
Specifies the folder that will contain the temporary files needed to run software.  You can specify both relative and absolute [[http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%9F%D1%83%D1%82%D1%8C_%D0%BA_%D1%84%D0%B0%D0%B9%D0%BB%D1%83|paths]].
=== Example ===
Specify the folder "temp2"
<code bash>wasppacer.exe -tp=C:\path1\temp2</code>
<code bash>wasppacer.exe -temppath=C:\path1\temp2</code>
==== -writelog (-wl) ====
Specifies the path to the file, in which a log of the software will be recorded.
If parameter was not specified, the log will not be recorded.
=== Example ===
Enable the logging to the file c:​\work\log.txt 
<code bash>wasppacer.exe -wl=c:​\work\log.txt</code>
<code bash>wasppacer.exe -writelog=c:​\work\log.txt</code>