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I tried to run the IDE with an empty -userdir option on my NT machine. I got the following message: C:\Forte\dev-134\netbeans\bin>runide -userdir Unknown option: D:\nb_multi Command line options: -system <dir> System filesystem root - this is the filesystem which contains the templates and projects -ui <UI class name> use given UI class as the IDE's Look&Feel -fontsize <size> use given number as the font size of the IDE user interface (11pt default) -locale <language[:country[:variant]]> use specified locale -branding <token> use specified branding (- for default) -noinfo do not print system info during startup -nologging do not create the log file -nosysclipboard use internal clipboard instead of system one ---------------------------------------------- I see two problems here: 1. -userdir does not appear in the list of supported command-line options. 2. The 'Unknown option: D:\nb_multi' message is misleading. 'D:\nb_multi' is the actual default user directory found in my Windows registry. However, it seems to be mistakenly recognized as an option by the launcher.
Version: 'Dev' -> 3.2
Re 1. runide -h will show the options known to the launcher, all other options given will be passed to the main class. What you see is printed by the main class Re 2. FIXED
forgot to mark this as FIXED, do it now
Target milestone 3.2
Resolved for 3.4.x or earlier, no new info since then -> closing.