| Voicent AutoReminder - Command line 
          Voicent AutoReminder provides command line support. You can create, delete, 
          import, and get call status from the command line. AutoReminder 
          program is called AptBook.exe, typically installed under "C:\Program 
          Files\Voicent\AutoReminder\bin". You can invoke it from the command 
          line by specify the full path: 
            
              
          "C:\Program 
          Files\Voicent\AutoReminder\bin\AptBook.exe" ... 
             
            
          
          Import Appointments 
            Use the following command to import appointments: 
            
            "...\AptBook.exe" -import <import_file> 
            e.g. 
            "...\AptBook.exe" -import "C:\my 
            tool\output\today.csv" 
             
            The <import_file> is the name of an import file. Click here for 
            details of import file format. 
            
            The import results are listed in cmdresult.txt file in the 
            run directory. Each appointment created is identified by an appid, 
            which is a relative path to the corresponding appointment file. 
            
            The appids line in the cmdresult.txt file is a semicolon 
            separated list of appids. If an appointment is not imported 
            correctly, an empty appid is returned. 
            Create an appointment 
            Use the following command to create an appointment.  
            
            "...\AptBook.exe" -create <one_appointment> 
             
            The format of <one_appointment> is the same as a line in the 
            import file. 
            The result is saved in the cmdresult.txt file in the run 
            directory. If the appointment is successfully created, the 
            corresponding appid is returned in the result file. 
            Delete appointments 
            Use the following command to delete appointments. 
            
            "...\AptBook.exe" -delete <appids> 
             
            The <appids> is a semicolon separated list of appids. If an 
            appointment is deleted successfully, a "deleted" string will appear 
            in the status line in cmdresult.txt file, otherwise, the string is 
            empty. 
            Get appointment call status 
            Use the following command to get appointment call status. 
            
            "...\AptBook.exe" -status <appids> 
             
            The call status strings are: pending, retry, made, failed, mixed. 
            Get appointment call status info 
            Use the following command to get more about appointment call status. 
            
            "...\AptBook.exe" -statusinfo <appids> 
             
            Get appointment call confirmation status 
            Use the following command to get appointment call confirmation status. 
            
            "...\AptBook.exe" -confirmation <appids> 
             
              
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