How to "run" a document

[stompbox 0]

Hi,

New user here.

Just trying to run a document under XP (SP1).

For example, can someone show me how to run the file:

C:\Program Files\AutoIt3AutoIt.chm

Yes, I did try the FAQ and directly copying the example results in errors in XP. (Incorrect Command Line Parameters)

Thanks!

[stompbox 0]

Wow, I guess the FAQ is a little out of date.

Thanks for the help. In my specific example, I got away with the following code.

As you can see all it does is lookup a selected command in my script editor.

send("^c")

if processExists("hh.exe") then

winactivate("AutoIt Help")

else

run("hh.exe C:\Program Files\AutoIt3\AutoIt.chm")

processWait("hh.exe")

endif

send("{ALT}s")

send("^v{ENTER}")

[Jos 1,047]

As you can see all it does is lookup a selected command in my script editor.

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Which script editor are you using? . most editors i've seen have some sort of F1 integration for syntax lookup that jump right to the command selected. Edited December 10, 2004 by JdeB

[Nova 0]

How About

Run('hh "C:\Program Files\AutoIt3\AutoIt.chm"', @SystemDir, @SW_MAXIMIZE)

[stompbox 0]

Which script editor are you using? .  most editors i've seen have some sort of F1 integration for syntax lookup that jump right to the command selected.

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Thanks!

I was writing my own editor for fun. Shows you how much I know.

So you hit F1 and it looks up the command in the AutoIt Help? Cool!

[Jos 1,047]

Thanks!

I was writing my own editor for fun. Shows you how much I know.

So you hit F1 and it looks up the command in the AutoIt Help? Cool!

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

So what do you use to write your own editor ???

When you are interested install the SciTE4AutoIt3 stuff ... will give you some ideas for your own editor ....

[stompbox 0]

So what do you use to write your own editor ??? 

When you are interested install the SciTE4AutoIt3 stuff  ... will give you some ideas for your own editor ....

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COOL! I don't need mine. I was writing a small utility in REALBasic.

Thanks!!!!