Witch command to run file

[Wb-FreeKill]

Witch command to run an exe file, ore an Mp3 file?

Edited September 17, 2004 by Wb-FreeKill

[Valik]

The answer to your own question is a word in that question. A logical word to invoke the command, in fact, since you used it to describe what you want to do.

[Jos]

Witch command to run an exe file, ore an Mp3 file?

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

maybe: Run() ???

[JSThePatriot]

Is today dont tell anyone the exact answer day? You guys have me cracking up.

JS

[Wb-FreeKill]

Ive tryed that, but its saids:

Run ("C:\Nightwish - The Kinslayer.mp3")

Error: Unable to execute the external program.

[Jos]

Ive tryed that, but its saids:

Run ("C:\Nightwish - The Kinslayer.mp3")

Error: Unable to execute the external program.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

mp3 isn't a program

you could try:

run(@comspec & '  /c start "C:\Nightwish - The Kinslayer.mp3"')

[Wb-FreeKill]

that just opens a DOS window, and nothing happens :S

[emmanuel]

mp3 isn't a program

you could try:

run(@comspec & '  /c start "C:\Nightwish - The Kinslayer.mp3"')

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

remember start's different on different os's on the NT flavoures you need to have the extra item in quotes in there for title:

run(@comspec & '  /c start "Playing a song, a happy happy song" "C:\Nightwish - The Kinslayer.mp3"')

if you want to play the mp3, you could search the helpfile for something that rhymes with SoundPlay()

[nobby]

Use the name of your MP3 player exe.

Run('C:\Program Files\Windows Media Player\wmplayer.exe "C:\Nightwish - The Kinslayer.mp3"',"")

I am sure that other media player are also capable of using a similar syntax

[bobheart]

Click on the MP3 it will run .

[Wb-FreeKill]

ill try, thx