Bookworm Portable does not open files when invoked via Windows ‘Send To’ shortcut

[AntonioCezarLocutor]

Description
Bookworm Portable does not open files when invoked via a Windows “Send To” shortcut.
Steps to reproduce
1.
Create a shortcut to Bookworm.exe (portable version) inside the Windows “Send To” folder.
2.
Right-click on a supported file (e.g., PDF).
3.
Choose Send To → Bookworm Portable.
Expected behavior
The file should be opened normally in Bookworm Portable, as happens with other portable document readers.
Actual behavior
Nothing happens, or the file is not opened.
Additional context
This is not a request for Bookworm Portable to create or manage “Send To” shortcuts automatically.
The expectation is only that the application accepts file paths passed as arguments when invoked via a manually created shortcut.
This behavior works correctly with other portable applications such as Balabolka, Paperback, QR Reader, and FineReader.
Requiring the user to manually open the executable before loading a file reduces the usability of the portable version.

Possible cause

It seems that Bookworm Portable may not be handling file path arguments when launched externally.

[cary-rowen]

I don't think this is a valid use case for portable version.
If you think I've made a mistake, please reopen an issue and fill out the bug report template.

[AntonioCezarLocutor]

Hello, cary-rowen.
I believe you did not understand the purpose of my intervention in this Issue when you affirmed that you don’t think this is a valid use case for the portable version.
When I say, “Hello. I am unable to open a file in Bookworm Portable when I add a shortcut to the application in the Windows ‘Send To’ menu, as I can do with other PDF readers that I use on my system,” I do not intend for Bookworm Portable to create a shortcut for me that works in the Windows “Send To” menu. Rather, I only expect it to accept the command to open files if I, on my own initiative, create a shortcut to the Bookworm.exe executable from a portable folder in the Windows “Send To” menu, which is a very different situation from what you may have understood.
These shortcuts created by me in the Windows “Send To” menu work with numerous other document readers, such as Balabolka, Paperback, QR Reader, FineReader, among many others, facilitating the use of portable applications without compromising their inherent independence, since it is entirely counterproductive to have to go to the portable folder to launch the Bookworm.exe executable before opening any document with it every time I want to use the application to read a supported document.
Therefore, I kindly request the reopening of this Issue for the possible resolution of the reported problem.
Thank you.

[cary-rowen]

I've reopened the issue. Could you please give it a meaningful title and follow the template to report the issue?