07-20-2006, 07:51 AM
Interesting, I also didn't.
Macro
I created standard shortcut, dropped a file, and it showed the pathname. The target field is:
E:\MyProjects\app\qmcl.exe M "Macro249"
In your case I see the dropped file is without quotes. Then use
E:\MyProjects\app\qmcl.exe M "Macro249" C
and trim quotes in case they are.
But if you use custom shell, it maybe don't append the pathname to the original commandline. Then M "Macro249" will be missing and it will be commandline error.
Macro
I created standard shortcut, dropped a file, and it showed the pathname. The target field is:
E:\MyProjects\app\qmcl.exe M "Macro249"
In your case I see the dropped file is without quotes. Then use
E:\MyProjects\app\qmcl.exe M "Macro249" C
and trim quotes in case they are.
But if you use custom shell, it maybe don't append the pathname to the original commandline. Then M "Macro249" will be missing and it will be commandline error.