> ...my problem is that windows 7 does not seem to accept my modified shortcut target and responds with an error saying that the name
> "C:\Program Files x86)\Silverjuke\Silverjuke.exe" --ini=mysettings.ini'
> in the target box is not valid. Make sure the path> and file name are correct.
Some pointers:
Usually this error means your quoting of the path in the shortcut is wrong. First make sure the shortcut works without the --ini added. Make sure the path in the shortcut is the same, and quoted correctly as well. Also better put the shortcurs somewhere 'legal' where a user can edit them, win7 does not like editing in the program dir.
Then add the --ini setting. Note that in your forumpost you appended a closing-', but not an opening-'. Coincidence or related?
Next you need a --db= parameter as well for what you want. (In fact you probably could just use the --db and forget the --ini, but that depends on your needs.) Copy the music.db to somewhere else and/or another name, and use that for the --db param. Notice it needs a full path, won't default to your user dir as far as I know.
SilverEagleStatistics: Posted by SilverEagle — 4. Dec 12, 11:02
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