that's a nice one. i didn't even think of it :P and it work perfect. i can even make a php script that generates the .bat file and changes the parameters for every link :))
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how can i make a file to run through link wich uses sertain parameters?
Ie, if i make a link: "file://c:\programs\run.ex
How can i make the explorer to open the correct file with parameters ??
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If you have PHP to play with, you might want to look at executing the program directly from script:
http://uk.php.net/manual/e
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by: Havin_itPosted on 2005-06-08 at 07:09:24ID: 14170872
I don't think Explorer can/will/should pass switches to programs from the address-bar, or a link. You need a command shell or Run dialog to do this.
VBScript might well give you a method to do this, but I can't help you with that one.
What you can do is create a batch file containing the command-line, and point the link to that. Open Notepad and type:
start "C:\programs\run.exe -option 1 -option 2::14"
Save it as launch.bat or similar, making sure to select "All files" in the file type dropdown.
Make a link pointing to this file, and Bob's yer uncle.