Invantive Support Assistant has no options of its own: it is handed to a user who is already having trouble, and what it is to analyse or repair is chosen in its window. The command line answers a request for the usage, so that a person who tries `/help` is told so rather than starting the product by surprise. Available from release 27.0. An option is written as `/name`. The forms `-name` and `--name` are accepted as well. Options are not case sensitive; an argument which is no option is ignored. ## Asking for the Usage ``` Invantive.SupportAssistant.exe /help ``` The usage is written to the console of the shell that started the program. Invantive Support Assistant is a windows application and has no console of its own, so it attaches to the one of the shell; when it is started without a shell, for instance from the Start menu, the usage is shown in a window instead. The program ends directly afterwards. `/?` and `/h` do the same, as do `-h` and `--help`. The usage lists exactly the options below: it is composed from the same declarations with which the product reads its command line, so the two can not drift apart. ## See Also - [[Invantive Support Assistant/Analysis|Analysis]] - [[Environment Variables]]