Using command line switches

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James Wagner

Hi all.
I wish to run a program with switches:
myprog.exe /option1 /option2

How do I put these in the shortcut (lets say I have one on the desktop).

TIA
Guy
 
Hello James,

In "target" field for the shortcut type

"C:\My application folder\my prog.exe" /option1 /option2

Hope that helps ;)
 
Thu said:
Hi all.
I wish to run a program with switches:
myprog.exe /option1 /option2

How do I put these in the shortcut (lets say I have one on the desktop).
Click to expand...

Right click, select "Properties".

Sometimes there will be multiple panes in the Properties dialog --
find the command line and add the desired options. Be careful not to
mess up any quote marks that are there.
 
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