LL.INI [Variables] Section
In the [Variables] section of the LL.INI file, you can define variables to be
used on the LinkLaunch command line. These variables work like environment
variables with one significant difference. Because the LL.INI file can be shared,
it is easier to configure the *.INI parameters in one location than to set
environment variables in everyone's login script or profile.
The rules for entering *.INI replacement variables are the same as for
environment variables except that the variable name is surrounded by '#' 's instead of
'%' 's. For example:
LL \\#ACCTG#\dir1\apps\excel
The '#' signs tell LinkLaunch to look for the variable 'ACCTG' in the LL.INI
file and to replace it with the corresponding string.
One other important difference between *.INI variables and environment
variables is that the replacement text for *.INI variables cannot be surrounded by
quotation marks. Windows removes the quotation marks when it reads parameters
from *.INI files. If you need quotes in a replacement string, configure your
variables so the quotes are not surrounding the replacement text or so that the
quotation marks remain on the LinkLaunch command line.
NOTE: #'s and %'s may be mixed on a command line.
See also:
Using Environment Variables