> > This probably has been reported previously:
> >
> > When creating a desktop shortcut to have Ztree open in a particular
> > directory, there can not be any spaces in the target(s) name(s).
>
>
> Working here, there are two ways
>
> Quote the directory on the command line
> "c:\Program Files\ZTree Windows\ZTW64.EXE" "C:\Program Files"
>
> In shortcut file, have no directories on the commandline and set
> "Start in" to the directory.
>
> Ben

Thanks,it worked. I implemented your new way as follows:

The shortcut Properties now are:

Command Line:C:ztree\ztw.exe
Start in:
"C:\Users\airch\documents\a condo\A NB FINANCIALS\C 2022 NB MONTHLYS+DIFFS+INFLATION+STUDY"
Note: The spaces in the directory names were underscores.