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Josh Travinski
Sep 24, 1998, 3:00:00 AM9/24/98
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I an making shortcuts using VBScript in the WSH. I want to make a short cut
for "C:\Windows\Explorer.exe /n,/e,c:\" without the quotes. I've looked at
the samples and i substitued my command line instead of notepad.exe, but it
doesnt work. can anyone help?
for "C:\Windows\Explorer.exe /n,/e,c:\" without the quotes. I've looked at
the samples and i substitued my command line instead of notepad.exe, but it
doesnt work. can anyone help?
Marcus Kellermann
Sep 29, 1998, 3:00:00 AM9/29/98
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The problem is that you are specifying arguments for EXPLORER. WSH thanks
that you are specifying a executable with a space in the path name so it
wants to put it in quotes. To get around this you need to assign the
arguments to the Arguments property
that you are specifying a executable with a space in the path name so it
wants to put it in quotes. To get around this you need to assign the
arguments to the Arguments property
oShortCut.TargetPath = "C:\Windows\Explorer.exe "
oShortCut.Arguments = "/n /e /c:\"
oshortCut.save
-Marcus Kellermann
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