If I add "string[] args" to the Program.cs file so that there can be
arguments passed when the program launches, how do I add those to a
fixed desktop shortcut on my users' machines? And If I'm launching
said program from a System.Diagnost ics.Process.Sta rt line of code how
would I do it there? OK, I could probably figure out that second one
myself but I haven't been able to search and find an answer on the
first question.
Bob
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If I add "string[] args" to the Program.cs file so that there can be
arguments passed when the program launches, how do I add those to a
fixed desktop shortcut on my users' machines? And If I'm launching
said program from a System.Diagnost ics.Process.Sta rt line of code how
would I do it there? OK, I could probably figure out that second one
myself but I haven't been able to search and find an answer on the
first question.
Well, what are you using to create this shortcut? http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q...rocess.Start+a
?
Brad Abrams comes up as my first hit.
"RvGrah" <rv************ ****@sbcglobal. netwrote in message
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If I add "string[] args" to the Program.cs file so that there can be
arguments passed when the program launches, how do I add those to a
fixed desktop shortcut on my users' machines? And If I'm launching
said program from a System.Diagnost ics.Process.Sta rt line of code how
would I do it there? OK, I could probably figure out that second one
myself but I haven't been able to search and find an answer on the
first question.
Bob
For the purpose of testing and development, just right-clicking the
exe and choosing "Create Shortcut".
I figured out what I was doing wrong, I was thinking there'd have to
be a switch, like a dash or slash, but in fact all you do is leave a
space after the path and then add your argument as plain text, no
quotes, in the "Target" box. Turned out to be the only syntax
variation I hadn't tried!
As I thought figuring how to launch it from Process.Start was very
easy, just put a comma and the overload list tells you what it wants
next.
Thanks guys.
On Oct 28, 8:24*am, "Jeff Johnson" <i....@enough.s pamwrote:
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If I add "string[] args" to the Program.cs file so that there can be
arguments passed when the program launches, how do I add those to a
fixed desktop shortcut on my users' machines? And If I'm launching
said program from a System.Diagnost ics.Process.Sta rt line of code how
would I do it there? OK, I could probably figure out that second one
myself but I haven't been able to search and find an answer on the
first question.
Well, what are you using to create this shortcut?
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I figured out what I was doing wrong, I was thinking there'd have to
be a switch, like a dash or slash, but in fact all you do is leave a
space after the path and then add your argument as plain text, no
quotes, in the "Target" box.
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