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Subject: chere-like behavior from shortcut -- open shell at shortcut-given directory?
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Hi,

I would like to create a shortcut that will open my favorite shell at
a specific directory embedded in the shortcut. Is this possible?

While we are fantasizing, is it possible to create a shortcut that
would open to a directory that is dropped on it? Chere goes along
these lines, but cannot accomplish these two tricks AFAIK.

Thanks in advance.

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