Create Shortcut - Symantec WISESCRIPT EDITOR 7.0 SP2 - FOR NS V1.0 Manual

Create Shortcut

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Ignore Error
Logs the error and continues.
Normal Error
Displays a message to the end user, logs the error, and continues.
Severe Error
Logs the error. If the computer is starting the last known good configuration,
startup continues. Otherwise, it restarts with the last known good configuration.
Critical Error
Logs the error if possible. If the computer is starting the last known good
configuration, startup fails. Otherwise, it restarts with the last known good
configuration.
Group
Enter the name of the load ordering group to which this service belongs. Leave this
empty if the service does not belong to a group.
Dependencies
Enter a list of semicolon-separated names of services or load ordering groups that
must start before this service. Leave this empty if there are no dependencies. If a
service is dependent on a group, at least one member of the group must be started
for this service to run.
Enter a plus sign (+) before group names to distinguish them from service names.
Services and service groups share the same name space. Example: If you enter this
string, "ftpsvr;httpsvr;drc;+sample", you create dependencies on the ftpsvr,
httpsvr, and drc services and the sample group.
Service Type
Select a service type.
Start Service
Select the default setting for starting the service.
Service Interacts With Desktop
Mark this to let the service display its user interface.
This action creates a shortcut. Common locations include the Start menu
(%STARTMENUDIR%), the Startup directory (%STARTUPDIR%), the installation
directory (%MAINDIR%), and the desktop (%DESKTOPDIR%).
To complete the dialog box
Source Path
Specify the path of a file that will be installed on the destination computer. Start the
path with a variable (example: %MAINDIR%\Application.EXE) and do not enclose it
in quotation marks.
Destination Path
Enter the path to the shortcut to be created, which should end in .LNK (example:
%GROUP%\Application.lnk). For the current user's desktop, Start menu, or Startup
directory, use %DESKTOPDIR%, %STARTMENUDIR%, or %STARTUPDIR%. For the
All Users equivalents, use %CDESKTOPDIR%, %CSTARTMENUDIR%, or
%CSTARTUPDIR%.
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