Thanks. It works to create the shortcut, but not with the description I give it. Here is my example
shortcut.pl --description "Excel" "c:\program files\microsoft office\office11\excel.exe" special:AllUsersDesktop
Instead of the shortcut using a large E it usese a little one. The syntax appears
At 12:34 PM 5/25/2005, Chad Anderson wrote:
Thanks. It works to create the shortcut, but not with the description I
give it. Here is my example
shortcut.pl --description Excel c:\program files\microsoft
office\office11\excel.exe special:AllUsersDesktop
Instead of the shortcut using a
On Mon, 23 May 2005, Chad Anderson wrote:
I have tried many iterations from the command line, like
%Z%\bin\todo.pl shortcut.pl --descripton Excel c:\program files\microsoft
office\office11\excel.exe special:AllUsersDesktop
You have to quote the inner double quotes surrounding 'Excel' for
Hi,
I need some assistance. I can't quite seem to get it correctwhen creating a shortcut to Excel in AllUsersDesktop because mysyntax is off.
I have tried many iterations from the command line, like
%Z%\bin\todo.pl "shortcut.pl --descripton "Excel" "c:\program files\microsoft
Hi, you don't need to use shortcut.pl with todo.pl. For example:
:: OPTIONAL: Install Charred Dirt
@Echo off
echo Installing
todo.pl timeit %0
shortcut.pl c:\games\CDirt\cdirt.exe special:AllUsersDesktop\Charred Dirt
shortcut.pl c:\games\CDirt\cdirt.exe