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Hi All,

I have installed AutoIT latest version while learning through the project documentation, I wanted to run the "winzip90.exe" file by using the command Run("winzip90.exe") I can see that some times it works but most of the times it fails to run the installer.

I have tried several things placing the installer in different folder providing it the path but still nothing works can anyone provide me the solution for this problem.

Thanks & Regards,

Vinod Kumar

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You have to specify the full path to the exe. Let's assume the exe is in the same directory as your script:

Run(@ScriptDir & "\winzip90.exe")

 

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As water pointed out, if you want to make sure the executable file is found, you have to use the full file path.

OS internal programs and ones in the same directory as yours can be found using only the file name, because the OS has specific shortcuts in place to make finding them easier, and because of relative file paths, which are a feature to let you easily navigate the directory of your program without knowing its absolute location in the directory tree.

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