You can use command line switches to lock BlueZone features, BlueZone display features, and BlueZone Telnet features. You can use any method that passes a command line switch to the program. For example, you can set the command line switch through a desktop shortcut, DOS prompt, open settings in the registry, and so on.
For example, to start the Mainframe Display session Session1.zmd with the keyboard settings locked, use the Bzmd.exe /fSession1.zmd /.8 command.
| Feature | Command line switch |
|---|---|
| BlueZone features | /.x Where x is the lock feature value. Refer to BlueZone feature locks for a list of the available values. |
| BlueZone display features | /,x Where x is the lock feature value. Refer to Display feature locks for a list of the available values. |
| BlueZone Telnet features | /`x Where x is the lock feature value. Refer to Telnet feature locks for a list of the available values. |