Profiles file locations that for AutoCAD 2010

[muck]

I have created a new profile and exported it to a file. I want to make a short cut to that profile but I
do not know where to put the profile file so AutoCAD will see it.
Does anyone know where to put profile files?
Thank you,

[ReMark]

As long as you add the /p startup switch to the shortcut properties of the program's Windows desktop icon and include the path to the .ARG file AutoCAD should load it.

[muck]

Does the file need to be in a AutoCAD support folder?
How does the /p tell it where to read the file?
Thank you,

[ReMark]

There are a dozen or so startup switches that AutoCAD supports. My guess is the /p just tells AutoCAD it will be working with the profile who's path is provided in the shortcut properties and not the default profile normally loads.

[ReMark]

A search of the AutoDesk website using the criteria startup switch brought up the following link:

http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/ps/dl/item?linkID=9240617&id=2894625&siteID=123112

[BIGAL]

If you copy your autocad desktop icon and click softly then right button click go to properties you can view and edit the startup autocad command so you could have a profile with /p civil or /p acad as an example.

We have a notebook 2011 plays up when connect/disconnect network, we eventaully got it to work with two profiles named network and home pretty obvious which one to use.