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Old 11-05-2004, 12:44 PM   #1
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Problem defining an application in apps.ini under 1.09

I am trying to run GammaControl.exe with the parameter /day or /night. It works fine if I do it from the Settings-Application-Add menu: then I go to Applications, select one and Launch. No problem here.

But if I rather have an icon and click on it. I modified apps.ini:

1) APP9_COMMANDLINE=c:\GammaControl.exe
It works fine since there is no parameter

2) APP9_COMMANDLINE=c:\GammaControl.exe /day
Error: File not found or incorrect parameter. Well, obviously the double-quotes are missing.

3) APP9_COMMANDLINE="c:\GammaControl.exe /day"
Error: File not found or incorrect parameter

So I *know* that the path is correct (since it works when application is created in the application menu), I *know* that the program runs fine, but how can I add a paramter to it ?


Same thing when running a simple file explorer:
APP8_COMMANDLINE=c:\windows\explorer.exe
Error message : "The path '(error)' does not exist"
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Old 11-05-2004, 02:06 PM   #2
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Quote: Originally Posted by swissRv
I am trying to run GammaControl.exe with the parameter /day or /night. It works fine if I do it from the Settings-Application-Add menu: then I go to Applications, select one and Launch. No problem here.

But if I rather have an icon and click on it. I modified apps.ini:

1) APP9_COMMANDLINE=c:\GammaControl.exe
It works fine since there is no parameter

2) APP9_COMMANDLINE=c:\GammaControl.exe /day
Error: File not found or incorrect parameter. Well, obviously the double-quotes are missing.

3) APP9_COMMANDLINE="c:\GammaControl.exe /day"
Error: File not found or incorrect parameter

So I *know* that the path is correct (since it works when application is created in the application menu), I *know* that the program runs fine, but how can I add a paramter to it ?


Same thing when running a simple file explorer:
APP8_COMMANDLINE=c:\windows\explorer.exe
Error message : "The path '(error)' does not exist"




APP9_COMMANDLINE=c:\GammaControl.exe
APP9_COMMANDLINEOPTIONS=/day
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Thanks. Following the same logic, I tried :

APP8_COMMANDLINE=c:\windows\explorer.exe
APP8_COMMANDLINEOPTIONS=c:\

and it solved the problem of the FileExplorer not starting. Thanks.
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