If you haven't noticed ColdFusion Builder does not open up a workspace selector during startup. It refers to the default workspace and just automatically opens up that one. During different projects I will usually be in separate workspaces depending on what I am doing. Well today I was trying to figure out how I can launch ColdFusion builder to use a specific workspace and turns out its pretty easy. There is a data argument that you can use during startup that allows you to specify a path. If you are running it from command line it may look like this.
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe ColdFusion Builder>cfbuilder.exe -data c:\workspace\cfbuilder
That works out great but what if you have a nice little icon in your start menu. No problems, you can apply the argument there as well. Right click on the icon, go to properties and select the shortcut tab. The target field is how it knows where the executable is, you can simply pass your startup arguments here.
