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| Thread ID: 106523 | 2010-01-12 07:19:00 | Use command line options on an application | Lizard (2409) | Press F1 |
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| 848018 | 2010-01-12 09:47:00 | I read the link . Let me try explaining it again . I have a shortcut to DVD Decrypter . If I edit the properties of that shortcut, and place /start at the end of the target (which is pointed at the actual application), then running that shortcut will open DVD Decrypter, and it starts decrypting automatically . That's fine if I am happy to click the shortcut everytime I put in a DVD, but what I'm trying to do is use the Autoplay function of Windows, which lets you choose a program to run whenever a DVD is inserted, so that when I put a DVD in, DVD Decrypter runs and starts decrypting straight away . I can choose DVD Decrypter as the default program for DVDs, but it just runs the application, not the shortcut, so it bypasses the /start modifier I added to the shortcut . The problem is either modifying the application to always use the /start modifier (as opposed to specifying it in the shortcut), or getting Autoplay to point to a shortcut . |
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| 848019 | 2010-01-14 09:03:00 | Re-name the DVD Decrypter program to something like RealDVD-decrypt.exe Then create a fake app called DVD decrypter with the start switch and point it to the renamed file. You may have to write a VB script. |
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