Thanks mediadogg, great solution! 

And thanks Agrare, but the given batch code doesn't work that way yet (maybe only on Vista/7 ?). Here's a modified, working example – at least on WinXP:

StartProfiler.bat

Quote:

@ECHO OFF

IF /I "%1%" == "book" (
  GOTO StartBookProfiler
) ELSE IF /I "%1%" == "wine" (
  GOTO StartWineProfiler
) ELSE (
  GOTO StartDVDProfiler
)

:StartBookProfiler
  COPY /Y "D:\AppData\DVD Profiler\Translations\BookProfiler.dpt" "D:\AppData\DVD Profiler\Translations\StartUp.dpt" > nul
  START "" "C:\Programs\DVD Profiler\dvdpro.exe" /CommandFile="D:\DVD Profiler\BookProfiler.txt"
  GOTO :EOF

:StartWineProfiler
  COPY /Y "D:\AppData\DVD Profiler\Translations\WineProfiler.dpt" "D:\AppData\DVD Profiler\Translations\StartUp.dpt" > nul
  START "" "C:\Programs\DVD Profiler\dvdpro.exe" /CommandFile="D:\DVD Profiler\WineProfiler.txt"
  GOTO :EOF

:StartDVDProfiler
  COPY /Y "D:\AppData\DVD Profiler\Translations\DVDProfiler.dpt" "D:\AppData\DVD Profiler\Translations\StartUp.dpt" > nul
  START "" "C:\Programs\DVD Profiler\dvdpro.exe" /CommandFile="D:\DVD Profiler\DVDProfiler.txt"
  GOTO :EOF

You can save the StartProfiler.bat and the command files wherever you want, if you use complete paths (like in my example; and note the quotes around paths with spaces).
EDIT: The command files have to be specified with complete paths anyway.

As a last step create three shortcuts with these lines as their targets (of course you have to change the path to the batch file depending on its location):

"D:\DVD Profiler\StartProfiler.bat" book
"D:\DVD Profiler\StartProfiler.bat" wine
"D:\DVD Profiler\StartProfiler.bat"



A hint on number (2): After you have copied the language file and named it "FauxLanguage.dpt" or whatever, the chosen language will be listed twice in DVD Profiler, because DVD Profiler uses the string that's saved inside the file, not the filename itself. So, if the language doesn't change the first time you try out the batch, you just have to switch to the other one.

Quoting Agrare:

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I didn't actually test it cause I don't have DVDProfiler installed on this computer. But in my defense I did say that you possibly need to change the file locations. I just took mediadoggs psuedo code and made it real code. When I tested I just had it echo the the commands mediadogg provided. I probably should have stated that in my post.

I didn't mean to dis you or your example, I just wanted to provide a bug-fixed version.

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Also, the nested IF ELSES gets ugly so its probably easier to add additional Profilers if you just do a series of IF statements, with the GOTO statement it wont execute the other if clauses anyway

Of course, you've got a point here. It's easier that way if you don't code yourself.

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and to solve the listing the language file twice problem, instead of FauxLanguage.dpt just call the file FauxLanguage.tmp or any other made up file extension you want

You're right, that's a good idea.

^wtf? 

mediadogg is a spam bot?! WTF?!