How to launch SlickEdit from a Windows command line?

[TheHumbleOne]

I am on Windows 10 and want to launch SlickEdit from the command line. When I am using Visual Studio Code, for example, I can just type "code ." and Visual Studio Code opens up with the launch directory as the base directory. Is there an equivalent way of doing this for SlickEdit?

I don't want to launch a new instance of SlickEdit when I run this command.

Thanks in advance.

[Dan]

"vs" should do it, just make sure that the SlickEdit\win directory is in your PATH.

If you ever want to launch a new instance, you can use "vs +new".

[TheHumbleOne]

Dan, that worked. Thanks.