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How to use a desktop short cut Target path to include a .ini file
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I am creating a bat file to push out to customers. This file will create two icons on their desktop. One will take them to a Test environment and the other a Production environment. The Test and Production executable will use different .ini files when executed. What is the correct syntax for this?
I tried: exe /f c:\InformationDesignTool.i
Error: "The informationDesignTool executable launcher was unable to locate its companion shared library"
OS: is Windows 7
I did locate information on SAP's site that this is due to a long file path name. I changed it to c:\ and still received the error.
I am creating a bat file to push out to customers. This file will create two icons on their desktop. One will take them to a Test environment and the other a Production environment. The Test and Production executable will use different .ini files when executed. What is the correct syntax for this?
I tried: exe /f c:\InformationDesignTool.i
Error: "The informationDesignTool executable launcher was unable to locate its companion shared library"
OS: is Windows 7
I did locate information on SAP's site that this is due to a long file path name. I changed it to c:\ and still received the error.
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