File Command Line Arguments/prefixes

[fsUK]

Hi im a novice with autoit, im still learning so bear with me.

ive had a problem when creating a script to run which will use synctoy when my flash drive is pluged in.

Basicy i want to run this (as it would appear in a shortcut):

"C:\Program Files\Microsoft\SyncToy\SyncToy.exe" -R"F to Home"

normaly id would just do (as it would appear in .au3):

Run("C:\Program Files\Microsoft\SyncToy\SyncToy.exe").

but because the prefix/argument has "" in it this messes everything else up because autoit usees "" as seporators.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

fsUK

[Jos]

Run('"C:\Program Files\Microsoft\SyncToy\SyncToy.exe" -R"F to Home"')

[big_daddy]

Hi im a novice with autoit, im still learning so bear with me.

ive had a problem when creating a script to run which will use synctoy when my flash drive is pluged in.

Basicy i want to run this (as it would appear in a shortcut):

"C:\Program Files\Microsoft\SyncToy\SyncToy.exe" -R"F to Home"

normaly id would just do (as it would appear in .au3):

Run("C:\Program Files\Microsoft\SyncToy\SyncToy.exe").

but because the prefix/argument has "" in it this messes everything else up because autoit usees "" as seporators.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

fsUK

Use single quotes like this:

Run('"C:\Program Files\Microsoft\SyncToy\SyncToy.exe" -R"F to Home"')

[fsUK]

Use single quotes like this:

Run('"C:\Program Files\Microsoft\SyncToy\SyncToy.exe" -R"F to Home"')

Thanks guys.

The reason i havn't replied sonner is becasue i was expexcting e-mail notification of replies. Must have a setting wrong

TA