XLaunch Finish configuration

Finish configuration

This is the last page of the XLaunch wizard.
Select Finish to run the options selected and start the X server and any additional X client selected.

Save configuration

Click this option to save your configuration for reuse.

You can use XLaunch to start Xming with a saved configuration by just clicking the .xlaunch file, right-click Open the .xlaunch file or like this

>XLaunch -run <config.xlaunch>

To use a configuration as preset for new configurations right-click Edit the .xlaunch file or

>XLaunch -load <config.xlaunch>

To validate a configuration against the XLaunch XML Schema Definition (XSD) file right-click Validate the .xlaunch file or

>XLaunch -validate <config.xlaunch>

XLaunch will enter without a warning or error message if the file is well-formed and is valid with respect to the schema. Validate only works with MSXML versions 6 and 4 (XLaunch works with MSXML versions 6, 4 and 3).

Other XLaunch command line options

>XLaunch -find

Activates a Finder for XLaunch that can be used to directly XPing the network for all responding XDMCP hosts. This can be used quickly to test for (and connect to) suitable hosts as it only uses one wizard page that automatically uses XPing on entry and allocates a display-number on Finish. No configuration file is used or needed by this option and listening is enabled on both inet and inet6.

Include PuTTY Password as insecure clear text

The PuTTY Password entry is not saved to the config.xlaunch XML file by default, for security. When a Password has been entered a tag PasswordStart="true" is added to the file so that on reuse, in -run mode, the PuTTY password can be re-entered from just one page of this wizard.
Selection of this option overrides this security measure and saves the PuTTY Password as insecure clear text to config.xlaunch.

Finish

The wizard is closed and Xming is run with your settings, followed automatically by any X client chosen.

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