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Guest BassReFLeX
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Should this work:

Run("www.bassreflex.biz")

?

if not what's the real cmd ?

Posted

Try

run ("explorer.exe www.bassreflex.biz")

Any of my own codes posted on the forum are free for use by others without any restriction of any kind. (WTFPL)

Posted

Or if you know a specific page and not just the directory

Run('Start "www.bassreflex.biz/index.html" ' )

Oh, if you want to use RunWait with Start:

RunWait('Start /w "www.bassfeflex.biz/index.html" ' )

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Posted

Use Start is much better than using explorer.exe since it recal the system default application. Luckly not everyone is so dumb to really use Explorer.

In W2000 (and XP I think) to let it work you have to use:

Run('Start "" "www.bassreflex.biz/index.html" ' )

Guest BassReFLeX
Posted (edited)

Why %input% isn't replacing with the number in InputBox ?

$input = InputBox("BlaBla","Blabla")

MsgBox(0, "BlaBla", "You typed number %input%")

PS.

WinMinimizeAll isn't like this anymore ?

Edited by BassReFLeX
Posted

did you ever read the help file?

now %variable% do not work anymore (you can force autoit work old way setting an option, if you wish)

Now you have to do:

MsgBox(0, "BlaBla", "You typed number " & $input)

The text part are in the "" (or '') and the variables have to be outside. to connect use &s

Guest BassReFLeX
Posted

non of your Run theories is working...

by the way i have WindowsXP build 2600

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non of your Run theories is working...

by the way i have WindowsXP build 2600

below works fine for me.... what commandline did you use and what's the error ?

Run('Start "www.bassreflex.biz/index.html" ','',@sw_hide )

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