--- I wrote:
> You could use another scripting language such as AutoIt
> (www.hiddensoft.com) to provide the password inp0ut interface, and
> then call PowerPro in such a way where you must substitute your own
> path to PowerPro and replace MyScript with the name of your script:
> "C:\Path to PowerPro\PowerPro.exe" RunFile.MyScript("The password")
> You would need to refer to the help files for your chosen scripting
> language in order to construct the correct command line for that.
In particular, if you were to use AutoIt v3 then you could do
something like this:
$PowerPro = "C:\Path to PowerPro\PowerPro.exe"
$Password = InputBox("Enter Password", "Password:", "", "*")
; --- all one line below
If @Error = 0 Then Run("""" & $PowerPro & """ RunFile.MyScript(""" & $Password & """)")
; --- all one line above
--
Alex Peters / Melbourne, Australia
PowerPro v4.1.00 / Windows XP
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