--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Alex Peters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I have used this code:
>
> File.CreateShortcut("\"" ++ Win.EXEPath("=PowerPro") ++ "\"
*Script Quit (.&(ScriptName)(\"Transfer\"))", Env("UserProfile")
++ "\\Desktop\\Transfer P2P Downloads.lnk")
>
> which should create a `Transfer P2P Downloads' link on my desktop
that
> will run precisely this command:
>
> "C:\Program Files\PowerPro\PowerPro.exe" *Script Quit
(.MonitorP2PDownloads("Transfer"))
The File.Shortcut service does not support short cuts to command
lines, only to files. In fact, if you want to support command
lines, you have to specify the arguments part of the command line
separately from the target file in the windows system shortcut api;
I'll revise file.shortcut to do this in the next (should be last) rc.
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