Introduction

Most people only want to use ShellRun on a CD.  However it can also be used at a Windows DOS prompt or using Start+Run.  The first way of running ShellRun is as follows:

ShellRun <filename> [<optional_start_up_message>]

In this case, the filename must be relative to the directory where ShellRun.exe resides, or an absolute path.  In practice this is not very useful, so specify -c after the filename when your filename is relative to the current directory:

ShellRun <filename> -c

Unless you put the ShellRun directory on your PATH, you may have to use the full pathname to run ShellRun, eg:

"C:\Program Files\PHD\ShellRun\ShellRun.exe" index.html -c