Storing Commands in an .LLF file
In some cases, it is difficult or inconvenient to store the commands on the
command line for an icon. As an alternative, the command expressions can be
passed to LinkLaunch NT via an ascii file.
To pass a command file to LinkLaunch NT, it must have the extension .LLF, and
it must be the only argument on the command line:
LLNT cmdfile.llf
New line characters inside of the file are treated as spaces, so each line can
contain a separate expression. Otherwise, the syntax of the .LLF file is
exactly the same as the LinkLaunch NT command line syntax. (Replacement variables
and environment variables can be used inside of an .LLF file)
NOTE: This feature allows LinkLaunch NT to be used as a helper application for
Netscape or other browsers, when used on an intranet.
See also:
Entering LinkLaunch Commands