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Ok.....

I'm creating a shortcut for a game in the "Games" folder

of the start menu....

No big deal... I've done this several times for other games......

Well this particular one doesn't want to cooperate......

Here is the code for creating the shortcut...

 [Maryo_AddShortcut]
Name =%PROG_NAME%
CmdLine=16422,%PROG_NAME%,%SMaryo1%
SubDir=Games
WorkingDir=16422,%PROG_NAME%
InfoTip=Secret Maryo Chronicles

[Strings]
PROG_NAME="Secret Maryo Chronicles"
SMaryo1="Secret Maryo Chronicles.exe"

And here is what it does.... The info tip, the name, and everything works.....

But for some reason the "target" isn't correct.....

SMC.jpg

What the hell..... :unsure:

I would appreciate some help with this... BEFORE I throw the puter out in the yard!!!

Edited by *Reaper*

[Maryo_AddShortcut]
Name =Secret Maryo Chronicles
CmdLine=16422,%PROG_NAME%,%SMaryo1%
SubDir=Games
WorkingDir=16422,%PROG_NAME%
InfoTip="Secret Maryo Chronicles"

[Strings]
PROG_NAME="SECRET~1"
SMaryo1="SECRET~1.EXE"

Edited by Rocco

Correct...for executable's with spaces use 8.3 filenames

If you have CMenu or SendToA3X you can get this (I think there is also an option in kels uberpack clipname)

BTW you don't have to use it for the CmdLine's SubDir only the executable

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