That's not really a command line "switch". That's just passing
a variable (the filename) to the program. Sort of like typing
"edit c:\autoexec.bat" at the command line. A program's
"switches" should do something to alter the normal running of
the program. Telling it what file to open doesn't change the
way it operates. An old wp command line switch for example was
/fl which was used for troubleshooting and for certain video
cards. Also "switches" usually start with a slash (/fl).
On Wed, 27 Jul 2005, Marc Sims wrote:
Yes that is if you know the proper commandline switches for
that particular application. For instance WordPerfect Office
12 has a startup switch that will let you open a file
automatically that you were last working on.
The commandline wpwin12.exe "C:\Documents And
Settings\user\my documents\book.wpm" will open the file
book.wpm inside of wordperfect.
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