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Open a shortcut using a batch file?

July 12th, 2009

Posted by: admin

I am trying to find a code that will open a shortcut to another batch file and also keep all of the shortcut settings. If it would be easier to do it with something else, let me know and I’ll try that too. Thanks for all your help.

By: dcallstar51

Tags: batch file

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2 Responses to “Open a shortcut using a batch file?”

1. Praveen Keshri Says:
   July 13th, 2009 at 20:16

   Wat u want? N MS-DOS file..?
   If dat,i would only suggest this:
   like say a file C:\Abc\xyz kept in C:\ drive so type:-
   @Echo Off This is done to off the echoing
   C: Name of drive
   cd\ Change to top
   cd C:\Abc Folder name
   —- command for d file!

   Dats all i can help you…

2. Joe R Says:
   July 15th, 2009 at 09:33

   In the command prompt type help and look more into the “Call” command….

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