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| - | You can run Skype for Windows from the command line. For example, if you have installed Skype in the default location, type the following command (including quotes): | + | ====== Run Skype from command line ====== |
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| + | You can run Skype for Windows | ||
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| The reason Skype forgets the password is generally that the user clicks the skype start icon more than once during a session. This makes skype attempt to log in again. When it fails because it is already logged in, it resets the stored password. | The reason Skype forgets the password is generally that the user clicks the skype start icon more than once during a session. This makes skype attempt to log in again. When it fails because it is already logged in, it resets the stored password. | ||
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| + | ====== shell script to run secondary Skype from Linux command line ====== | ||
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| + | make a copy of ~./ | ||
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| + | #!/bin/sh | ||
| + | echo user pass | nice / | ||
| + | echo user pass | nice / | ||
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