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I know there are a lot of features everyone would like. I am not asking for a new one (just yet) but wondering if there might be a hidden command line option to open a project.

This would be useful for Project Managers and executive decision makers, since the detailed Project Progress information is only available in the opened Paratext project. When viewing a report on a project, it would be nice to have a link that would open the project. (If the viewer was reading it on a machine with the Paratext project on it.)

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No, sorry, there is no way to do that.

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