You can create a batch file that sends makes the correct project open up
I.E create a batch or shortcut with
<delphidir>\bin\delphi32 <projectname>
This will load Delphi with the project you give it.
-----Original Message-----
From: Aaron Scott-Boddendijk [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, 6 July 2000 16:25
To: Multiple recipients of list delphi
Subject: Re: [DUG]: How do I get new forms to not default to auto-create
> > As an aside - I heard someone mention once that the Delphi IDE
> > accepts some
> > command line parameters and that once of the undocumented parameters
stops
> > the loading of of a project (last project or New project) when
> > the IDE is started....
> > Does anyone know the parameter or documentation of the parameters
> > (I'm using
> > D4 Update 3)...
>
> No but if you are having problems with a particular project that won't
load
> when you run Delphi and it hangs you can delete the registry stuff for the
> last project that was loaded. I forget the keys and that but it's all
stored
> in there.
Unfortunately (Un???) it's not that... ;)
It's that we have some very big projects... I often have to load one of the
other
Projects than the last loaded... It would be quicker if the IDE just booted
to
a 'no-project' state (MRU list usually contains the project I actually want
you see)...
Sigh...
--
Aaron Scott-Boddendijk
Jump Productions
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