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Thanks! Works great. It's always something simple.
Now for another question. Can you launch a specific command, such as "ipconfig" from the command line and do all of this with a single button click? One button click: open command line, run ipconfig.
Can you launch a specific command, such as "ipconfig" from the command line and do all of this with a single button click? One button click: open command line, run ipconfig.
Yes certainly, my own preference is to make a batch file and then run that. One of the reason I use this method is because I could never succesfully incorporate command line parameters - the correct syntax always eludes me . If I can find a moment later, I'll post an example.
OK try this - it has 3 buttons each runs a different .bat and I've put a 'pause' at the end to stop the dos window closing.
You could incorporate a pipe command to direct output from the batch file to another text file and then after a 'wait' load the resultant text file into a paragraph object to keep it all inside the AMS app.
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