Thought I'd offer a suggestion. Not sure how many are aware that this can be done, or how many users actually use DOS windows....
I needed a way to launch UE from a DOS window and I am almost never in the same directory as the UE executable. So all I had to do was add a batch file to the C:\Windows folder called UE.BAT. Inside the file were 2 lines:
@echo off
start C:\PROGRA~1\IDMCOM~1\ULTRAE~1\uedit32.exe %1
Now I can launch UE from anywhere and specify the file(s) that I want to edit just by typing UE [filename]. Can even use wildcards!
I needed a way to launch UE from a DOS window and I am almost never in the same directory as the UE executable. So all I had to do was add a batch file to the C:\Windows folder called UE.BAT. Inside the file were 2 lines:
@echo off
start C:\PROGRA~1\IDMCOM~1\ULTRAE~1\uedit32.exe %1
Now I can launch UE from anywhere and specify the file(s) that I want to edit just by typing UE [filename]. Can even use wildcards!