This determines whether XFolder is allowed to change the parameter list of a program object which is started from the configuration folders.

- When this box is checked, XFolder is generally allowed to change the parameter list of program objects residing in the configuration folders. This applies to two features:

  First, XFolder may append the folder name to the parameter list, unless the last character in the parameter list is a percent ("%") sign. This feature allows for starting Netscape with the current directory, for example.

  Second, XFolder may replace a "%**C" key in the parameter list with the current contents of the clipboard.

- When this box is not checked, XFolder will not mess with the parameter list at all. This way you can globally disable appending the folder names without having to add "%" characters to single program objects.

See the XFolder Online Reference for details.