For example, if you wanted to start a BlueZone Mainframe session with a particular keyboard map file, you can use the /R command line switch to load a particular BlueZone keyboard map file that you created.

Since BlueZone supports more than one type of dialog configuration file, you can load multiple dialog configuration files by using multiple /R commands.

The following is an example of starting a BlueZone Mainframe session with three command line switches, illustrating the use of the /S command line switch, designating the session number, and multiple /R command line switches, which designate a session file and a keyboard map file.