Hi Trevor,
I know this reply is kinda late, but thanks for pointing out the
cmd.exe usage - being able to open files in their default associations
without hard-coding an application reference is a real boon.
Thanks a lot!
Scott
On 8/12/05, Trevor Harrison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> (I just subscibed, so I don't have the original thread to do a real
> reply-to, sorry)
>
> In addition to the ways described to start flash with a jsfl, I humbly
> submit this one:
>
> <exec dir="${src.home}" executable=" cmd.exe">
> <arg line="/c start /wait myscript.jsfl"/>
> </exec>
>
>
> start is a builtin command of cmd.exe that launches whatever you pass to it
> similar to clicking on it in explorer. The /wait param just makes it wait
> until it returns.
>
> -Trevor
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