Optional command-line parameters

-P"priority"  sets the initial priority FZC uses.
"priority" can be i=IDLE (use spare CPU time), n=NORMAL (default; compete
with other procesess for CPU time), h=HIGH (eat the CPU most of the
time), r=REALTIME (crash - don't try it yet).

-dw  causes FZC to not wait for a keypress after reporting an error.
Should come first in the command line because an invalid parameter
before it will cause FZC to wait for a keypress.

-do  disable output.  Like -dw but also closes the console.
FZC will continue working without any user interaction: you can't suspend
the session or see the current try.  FZC will work until the cracking is
finished or some external signal causes it to suspend the session and exit.

-dp  always wait for a keypress before exit.

-nc"cfgfilename"  tells FZC to use a specific config file.
If this parameter is not used, FZC will search for FZC.CFG in current
directory and then in the directory where FZC.EXE is located.

-nr"resumefilename"  use a specific resume file instead of the default
one (RESUME.FZC in current directory).

-nl"logfilename"  use a specific log file instead of the default
one (FZC.LOG in current directory).
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