Manual for OpenEstate-ImmoTool

Starting ImmoTool

Start ImmoTool on Windows

The Windows installer will automatically create a desktop shortcut for the application. Alternatively you can find a folder called "OpenEstate-ImmoTool" in the start menu, that contains the shortcuts of the application.

Besides this you may start the application by executing the ImmoTool.exe (or ImmoTool.bat) file in the bin subfolder of the application directory.

Start ImmoTool on macOS

Open the application bundle called "OpenEstate-ImmoTool" with a double click. This will open a Finder window with the applications provided by ImmoTool.

A double click on the "ImmoTool" application will start the application.

Besides this you may start the application by executing the ImmoTool.sh file in the bin subfolder of the application directory.

Start ImmoTool on Linux

If ImmoTool was installed with the Debian package, you will find an entry called "OpenEstate-ImmoTool" in your start menu.

If ImmoTool was installed with the TAR.GZ package, you may have to start the StartMenuAdd.sh script in the bin subfolder of the application directory in order to create the start menu entry for ImmoTool.

Alternatively you may start the application by executing the ImmoTool.sh script in the bin subfolder of the application directory.

Start parameters of ImmoTool

You may customize the application startup via ImmoTool.exe / ImmoTool.bat / ImmoTool.sh with the following parameters:

• -help
  Shows a summary of available command line arguments.

• -noProject
  Starts the application without automatically opening a project. Instead the project wizard is shown.

• -project <PROJECT>
  Automatically opens the project located in the <PROJECT> folder on startup.

• -projectLogin <USER>
  If the project specified by the -project parameter is a multi-user project, the program will automatically login as user <USER>.

• -projectPass <PASSWORD>
  If the project specified by the -project parameter is a multi-user project, the program will automatically login with the password <PASSWORD>.