>Hi Ed:
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>>They're specified as a part of the target command line.
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>When I add the -C into the target box (in shortcut, properties) eg., "C:\Program Files\AFP3\afp3.exe -C", when I try to save it, windows comes up with an error saying the name specified is not valid and to check the file and path name.
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>On this occasion, I want to stop the .EXE from reading any config.fpw whatsoever. Any thoughts?

First, you'd need to specify the command line as:

"C:\Program Files\AFP3\afp3.exe" -C

IOW, leave the -C out; it's not a part of the .EXE file name.

The easiest way to make sure that no CONFIG.FPW gets used is to embed a CONFIG.FPW file right in the .EXE; it'll get used automatically that way. I would consider putting in a minimal one at least, with RESOURCE=OFF if you don't use the FOXUSER file, to avoid leaving Fox droppings whereever the app happens to get started, with or without a shortcut...