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Hack 2 Drag and Drop to the Run Menu
If you're tired of having to
drop out to a command prompt and navigate through folders to run an
executable that requires switches, try this.
The following easy-to-use steps can be used to run the program of your choice from
the Run menu with any command-line switches you need to include. This
is much handier than opening a command prompt and changing to the
directory where the executable is located, especially if long
filenames are involved, which requires you to enclose your path in
double quotes.
First, navigate in Windows Explorer to the executable you want to
launch (Figure 1-2).
Figure 1-2. Selecting the executable to run in Explorer
Next, use Start
Run to invoke the Run menu (Figure 1-3).Figure 1-3. Opening the Run menu
Then, drag and drop your executable to the Run menu (Figure 1-4). Make sure the Open box is empty before you
perform this step, or unexpected results might occur.
Figure 1-4. Dragging and dropping the executable into the Run menu
Now, simply add your switches and click OK to launch your application
(Figure 1-5).
Figure 1-5. Adding switches as needed
You'll want to keep in mind that any filenames or
paths that don't follow the old 8.3 naming
convention should be within quotation marks to run properly (Figure 1-6).
Figure 1-6. Using quotation marks for long filenames/paths
Note that your switches and arguments can reside outside of the
quotation marks.
Sean Ademy
