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DTPSniper - 25 May 2008 00:25 GMT
i just bought a game for my PC and i was looking for cheats for it. the only
cheat i could find for it was one that said something about using a command
line parameter. how do i do that?
Elmo - 25 May 2008 01:09 GMT
> I just bought a game for my PC and I was looking for cheats for it. The only
> cheat I could find for it was one that said something about using a command
> line parameter.  How do I do that?

You should ask in a Gaming group.  But I suspect you either click Start,
Run, type the command into that pane, or take the shortcut to the
executable for the game, and add the command just beyond the Target
line, like this-

Original file path:

"C:\Program Files\Kill and Maim"

File path with parameter:

"C:\Program Files\Kill and Maim" cheat#1

or

"C:\Program Files\Kill and Maim" /cheat#1

In any case, the space between the path and the parameter is necessary.

hth,

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VanguardLH - 25 May 2008 21:53 GMT
> i just bought a game for my PC and i was looking for cheats for it. the only
> cheat i could find for it was one that said something about using a command
> line parameter. how do i do that?

Use Google to search on the name of your game (which you chose not to
identify here) and on cheats for it, like "+<gamename> +cheats".  You
could also go to the game maker's web site to see if they have forums
where you can ask about cheats for your unidentified game.

Rarely do games use command-line parameters to enable and define cheats.
Usually they are enabled and defined in a configuration file.
 
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