I know this was already talked about in https://github.com/rojarsmith/TrayToolbar/issues/6, but I wanted to discuss it further. I have a lot of CMD files and do not want to change them all to have a CMD file that calls the original cmd file.
You mentioned in issue #6:
TrayToolbar run this command:
"cmd.exe" /c "MyPath\My link.lnk"
For some reason, I do not see your code in the repo - just the images. Assuming you are using .net, couldn't you just do Process.Start? I believe that for any file, you can do a process.start and run it. (Might need to set a parm on ProcessStartInfo to do a shell execute I believe). You can even process.start a word doc and word would open.
Process.Start("xxx.cmd");
I know this was already talked about in https://github.com/rojarsmith/TrayToolbar/issues/6, but I wanted to discuss it further. I have a lot of CMD files and do not want to change them all to have a CMD file that calls the original cmd file.
You mentioned in issue #6: TrayToolbar run this command:
"cmd.exe" /c "MyPath\My link.lnk"For some reason, I do not see your code in the repo - just the images. Assuming you are using .net, couldn't you just do Process.Start? I believe that for any file, you can do a process.start and run it. (Might need to set a parm on ProcessStartInfo to do a shell execute I believe). You can even process.start a word doc and word would open.
Process.Start("xxx.cmd");Thoughts?