Run()

[crz]

If this work:

Run("C:\Games\Diablo II\Diablo II.exe")

Run("Diablo II.exe", "C:\Games\Diablo II")

Why doesn't this?:

Run("C:\Programs\Sportingbet Poker\poker.exe")

Run("poker.exe", "C:\Programs\Sportingbet Poker")

- I've checked both directory and filename twice, and I don't get it. - Any suggestions?

[AzKay]

Maybe, just Run("poker.exe")

And save your script in the directory, Though, thats not what your looking for is it?

Edited July 4, 2006 by AzKay

[Briegel]

Control your environment variables. Use commandline tool set and have a look at %path%. Is there an entry "C:\Games\Diablo II"? Or is your script you started in the same directory as "diabolo II.exe"?

[crz]

The script used for "Diablo II", was not in the same directory as "Diablo II.exe". - It was in a "Scripts" folder, in the AutoIt directory. - It worked anyway.

I want the script, to be able to find the location for "poker.exe" anywhere, even when the script is on the desktop.

It works with "Diablo II.exe", why not with "poker.exe"? - I even told the script the correct directory to look for it.

I don't get it.

Help!

[Briegel]

Perhaps Poker.exe is a 16-bit program.

Try:

Run(@ComSpec & '/c "C:\Programs\Sportingbet Poker\poker.exe"')

[crz]

That doesn't work neither.

EDIT: The script runs "poker.exe" if I put the script in the same directory as "poker.exe".. with only containing code..

Run("poker.exe")

But again, that's not what I want.

Edited July 4, 2006 by crz

[Jos]

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Assuming it is in the directory c:\Programs ...not c:\Program files ...

Edited July 4, 2006 by JdeB

[crz]

Thanks alot JdeB! - That works.

- And thanks to everyone else.

- crz