Can I pass commands to "Run window" from Windows Command Prompt?

Question

According to this post, Command Prompt takes the following command and will open a "Run window"

• explorer.exe Shell:::{2559a1f3-21d7-11d4-bdaf-00c04f60b9f0}

• The "Run window":

  

How to further pass a command to the "Run window"? I would like to run a local link for OneNote, as seen in this post.

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In particular, for links as below (taken from the example post), it executes well in the "Run window", but cannot be executed properly through Command Prompt.

onenote:https://d.docs.live.net/dc516d79ac0/OneNote/@Home/General.one#Verizon%20Bill%20Figures&section-id={4DEE-95E4}&page-id={003E-4B84}&object-id={0DCF-1D9C}&15

I think I am missing some simple commands that are available either through Command Prompt or Power Shell. I prefer Command Prompt argument/solution as Gvim on Windows runs things through Command Prompt by default.

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PS: start command for Command Prompt does not open the onenote:https://d.docs.live.... link properly. I set the default app for onenote: links as the newer OneNote app. While passing the full link to the "Run window" opens the desired page in OneNote, prefixing the link with onenote: and passing to Command Prompt only opened the OneNote app but does not jump to the desired page.

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At the end of the day, I am drafting some Vim script to recognize onenote: links and open them through the Vimwiki plug-in. Will be reporting the full solution in this thread on Github.

Answer 1

Thanks to @Mark, one can put whatever that is "runnable" in the "Run window" into Command Prompt, following syntax: start "" "SOMETHING".

Answer 2

You could do this in powershell. Its a one-liner using the start-process method:

start-process onenote:"https://d.docs.live.net/dc516d79ac0/OneNote/@Home/General.one#Verizon%20Bill %20Figures&section-id={4DEE-95E4}&page-id={003E-4B84}&object-id={0DCF-1D9C}&15"

just copy and paste this into a text file, give it a name and the extension .ps1 and run it.