I'm embarrassed to say that I've discovered a better way now, after all
my digging this week and huffing and puffing this morning. For someone
with a platform such as mine (Windows 2000 and Java 5) ...
Find your runtime environment's javaw.exe file and create a Windows
shortcut to it. Edit the properties of the shortcut:
1. at the end of "Target:" append your javaw parameters and file or
class name. For example, my target becomes:
C:\PF\j\jdk1.5\bin\javaw.exe -jar my.jar
So the Target is just a java command with the full pathname to the
executable.
2. set the "Start in:" to the directory at the head of your application.
Simple. I just never understood the meaning of "Target" in Windows
shortcuts.
Rich Hammer
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