I saw one of you viewer had a problem with a wine app that needs to be delayed before auto started. This can be quite easy by using the sleep command at the front of the auto start.

example for 10 second delay
sleep 10 ; wine /path/to/windows/program

Not sure if this will help the crashing app but I know this has helped me for other situations.

Good stuff, Kalon.
Does he need the semicolon in the command line?

Plus, I wanted to confirm Robbie's speculation that notepad (/usr/bin/notepad on my box) is indeed a script that essentially starts windohs notepad in wine. The path wasn't explicit in his dialog box because /usr/bin (likely where his is, also) is defined in his user's profile.

It might, also, be worth mentioning that wine command line paths to apps can take on a more windohsy look if you're more comfortable with that syntax. For example;
wine C:\Program Files\\
Wine will look in it's default dir (probably ~/.wine) automagically.
man wine
will explain better.

Yeah the semicolon acts as a return, waiting for the command to end before running the next.

Looks like that /usr/bin/notepad is indeed a script to run notepad in wine. It's part of the wine package which is why it finds itself out of your home directory.

That's interesting info about the wine paths. I had not realized that before.

The syntax didn't show up correctly in my post above.

But backslashes and spaces need to be escaped, in case this doesn't look right again;

"C:\Program Files\Some Directory\mycoolapp.exe"

(Trying it again. Looks ok in the preview window...)

Nope. The editor is interpreting the escapes so it looks like a regular windohs path. Sorry.