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| 17 Jun 2012 | #1 |
| | Windows 7 Start Menu Search - pass command line parameters to program I have a program, myprog.exe (.BAT compiled to .EXE). I can run this program from a command prompt and pass command line parameters. I want to put this program (or shortcut) in the Windows 7 search path and call it the Start Menu Search Box. I can run the program from the Search Box but cannot add command line parameters. As soon as I add parameter1 myprog parameter1 after the program name, the search no longer displays my program. I noticed other programs, such as Notepad, Excel and Ping, allow the addition of command line parameters within the Search Box. Does a method exist to allow this same functionality for my program? Attached is a picture of passing parameters to Excel. This is the functionality I want for my program. |
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