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Question about 'Run a Shortcut from the Command Prompt'
Friday, August 13, 2004 at 8:52 am Windows 2000 Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by Michael Scheper
(3 messages posted)
I have a question about Run
a Shortcut from the Command Prompt. (It has not been answered in any of the other
forums, either.)
How can I get start to preserve the window positioning information
that's included in shortcuts to cmd windows?
Background: I'm an old-fashioned command-based user so I like to have a number
of cmd windows open. I find that I keep opening four windows and moving them to the
same four positions on my desktop. Hoping to avoid having to do this every time I
restart my computer, I created four shortcuts to cmd which open
the four windows where I want them. I thought that creating a batch file with four
start commands would quickly open all four windows, but when I use the
batch file, the windows are small and cascaded, instead of being the sizes and positions
I want.
I've tried /B and even /I with the start
commands. They don't help. Is there a way to do it, or is this something Windows
2000 Pro just can't do?
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