Shortcut Command-Line Switches

A

Angst

I want to create and run shortcuts for tracert.exe and pine.exe. When I run
them, the window simply closes after execution. I know there are
command-line switches to tell the window to stay open after execution . . .
anybody know what it is?

Also, I would be great to have a full list, or know where I can find such a
list, of all shortcut switches.

Thanks . . .
 
V

VManes

Create a shortcut, with the "target" set as cmd /k tracert something.com
The /k hold the command window open after completion

If you open a command window, type help cmd to get all option for cmd

just help to get a list of DOS-like features available.

Val
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Bringing you BeadWizard Design Software
www.beadwizard.com
***************************
Practice safe eating -- always use condiments.
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I want to create and run shortcuts for tracert.exe and pine.exe. When I run
them, the window simply closes after execution. I know there are
command-line switches to tell the window to stay open after execution . . .
anybody know what it is?

Also, I would be great to have a full list, or know where I can find such a
list, of all shortcut switches.

Thanks . . .
 
A

Angst

Thanks heaps Val! I talked to Microsoft and they tryed to tell me that it
wasn't possible. I knew it was; I had done it years ago but just couldn't
remember how.

jim
 
V

VManes

Figgers that M$ people wouldn't know how to do things that M$ software does
all the time.
Sometimes is useful to read the help material that some poor schmuck slaved
over, even if it was
a decade ago.
Val
--
Bringing you BeadWizard Design Software
www.beadwizard.com
***************************
Practice safe eating -- always use condiments.
***************************

Thanks heaps Val! I talked to Microsoft and they tryed to tell me that it
wasn't possible. I knew it was; I had done it years ago but just couldn't
remember how.

jim
 

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