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<blockquote data-quote="rsbrux" data-source="post: 695611" data-attributes="member: 49539">This should work if you use multi-shortcut to launch a VBScript instead of launching the application (e.g. anydvd) directly.The script (call it maybe &quot;launch_anydvd.vbs&quot;) would then look something like this:[CODE]Set wshShell = WScript.CreateObject (&quot;WSCript.shell&quot;)wshShell.run &quot;&quot;C:\Program Files\AnyDVD\anydvd.exe&quot;&quot;, 3, Falseset wshshell = nothingMessageBox (&quot;anydvd on&quot;)[/CODE]The application command to put in multi-shortcut would then be the path to &quot;launch_anydvd.vbs&quot;.The double quotes are only needed if your executable file path has spaces in it.&nbsp; I am assuming that you want anydvd to start minimized and continue to run after the script finishes.&nbsp; I don't guarantee that this will work exactly as written, but there are lots of websites which can help you debug it if it doesn't.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rsbrux, post: 695611, member: 49539"] This should work if you use multi-shortcut to launch a VBScript instead of launching the application (e.g. anydvd) directly. The script (call it maybe "launch_anydvd.vbs") would then look something like this: [CODE]Set wshShell = WScript.CreateObject ("WSCript.shell") wshShell.run ""C:\Program Files\AnyDVD\anydvd.exe"", 3, False set wshshell = nothing MessageBox ("anydvd on")[/CODE] The application command to put in multi-shortcut would then be the path to "launch_anydvd.vbs". The double quotes are only needed if your executable file path has spaces in it. I am assuming that you want anydvd to start minimized and continue to run after the script finishes. I don't guarantee that this will work exactly as written, but there are lots of websites which can help you debug it if it doesn't. [/QUOTE]

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