in reply to Re: Command prompt q.
in thread Command prompt q.

"I can't imagine starting programs from the shell works much differently from any other version of windows "

Imagine.

M$'s "User Account Control"(s), UAC, create a good many new issues for users of Win7-- especially for Win7 users who seek to execute non-MS, non-mainstream (read: high market penetration), non-GUI programs and I have yet to find documentation of satisfactory, global workarounds. Yes, there are some reasonably effective ones, but so far, I've found most have to be applied at the retail level.

Granted, I tend to be both iggerant and biased... so take the above as a possible starting point but not as gospel.

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Re^3: Command prompt q.
by Anonymous Monk on Jun 04, 2012 at 14:09 UTC

    Imagine ...

    I'm aware of UAC, not a big deal AFAIK, nothing much to do with argument parsing

      Presuming that you're the same anonymous, your comment "I'm don't have W7" might have some bearing.

      Even M$' flackery touts the supposedly enhanced roles and powers of the UACs in Win7 (and Larry Help Us when it comes to Win8).

        I'm don't have W7" might have some bearing

        Not much, I had Vista, it had UAC