target of a shortcut 1

[TalosBlack]

Can someone explain to me or tell me what i should read to understand what link targets that look like this means:

C:\Ateasy\Ateasy.exe /CC:\ateasy\J8142\cfg\180s-01.cfg /LC:\ateasy\j8142\prg\180sC00.prg

I understand c:\Ateasy\Ateasy.exe ... there is a folder on the c drive that contains the file Ateasy.exe . I pressume the /CC:\ means something like another file is also being referenced by the same shortcut (or .lnk) but i'm not sure if that is correct and if it is i'm not sure why the /C is there or later why there is a /L instead of another /C. Any help would be great.

Thanks

John

 

[Shift838]

/C /CC is evident to be a switch of some sort for that particular program. Some programmers put switches that can be called on during execution to allow for various ways to run the file, such as in background mode, interactive mode, seperate memory space, etc.

You would really have to look into the program documentation to find out what the switches are for.