ORIGINAL: Bodhi
Windows ME allows you to edit shortcuts and add arguments to the exe to be run, although I think you normally add the arguments, such as '-d' outside the double quotes as they indicate the path to the EXE.
Yeah I think you've basically got it. I Generally use DOS for such things so my fault for not thinking it through better. Strickly speaking you don't necessarily need quotes at all. Quotes are used anytime there is a space. So for instance:
C:\Games\Program.exe
C:\Games\Program.exe /d
"C:\Program Files\Games\Program.exe" /d
are all valid entries [:D]
Course I am not even sure /d is the proper switch but it does put you in debug mode (just perhaps not STRONG debug mode).
