I'm trying to do this :
cd C:\Users\Public
%1 /s
Where %1 is the name of and executable that changes based on a where it's being executed, but is otherwise identical. The issue is that the /s
is being seen as a command or program and not an argument to the executable passed in %1
. Is what I'm trying to do possible? If so, what's the syntax?
Thanks for all your help guys. I looked at the documentation and your comments and, though I'm still completely unsure of how this is actually supposed to work, I got it working sensibly. Here's the solution I came up with:
"%~1" /s
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