I will now check this plugin. Many thanks for a pointer.
As for the command line, I have tried it, now I call a script with
only one line:
runfile.dialnet ("trend")
and instead, I would like to do something like:
dialnet trend
or
"C:\Program Files\PowerPro\powerpro.exe" dialnet trend
but when I enter that to the e.g. batch file, I get: "Invalid command
line for the PowerPro".
Regards,
Davor
> > Also, I have a problem passing an argument to my script. It seems
> > can only pass an argument ("trend", "dial", "boot") when I call >
> You can use PowerPro's command line, check help|Index|command line of
> powerpro.exe. But, I recommend ppBangTwice, check plugins section of
this
> group, because PowerPro command line is a little bit limited.
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