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"[name]" ; name for the shortcut | "[name]" ; name for the shortcut | ||
$var ; | $var ; return code: ok|error|aborted|exists | ||
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${DockShortcutAdv} "[target]" "[name]" "[icon]" "[group]" $var | |||
"[target]" ; full path to the target executable | |||
"[name]" ; name for the shortcut | |||
"[icon]" ; target icon: exe|ico|png | |||
"[group]" ; id of the tab (ObjectDock Plus only!) | |||
$var ; return code: ok|error|aborted|exists | |||
</highlight-nsis> | </highlight-nsis> | ||
[[Category:Disk, Path & File Functions]] | [[Category:Disk, Path & File Functions]] | ||
Revision as of 22:25, 1 March 2008
Description
Places a shortcut to an application in the ObjectDockâ„¢
Syntax
${DockShortcut} "[target]" "[name]" $var "[target]" ; full path to the target executable "[name]" ; name for the shortcut $var ; return code: ok|error|aborted|exists --------------------------------------------------------------- ${DockShortcutAdv} "[target]" "[name]" "[icon]" "[group]" $var "[target]" ; full path to the target executable "[name]" ; name for the shortcut "[icon]" ; target icon: exe|ico|png "[group]" ; id of the tab (ObjectDock Plus only!) $var ; return code: ok|error|aborted|exists
