If you only want to execute one item from the command list,
rather than running a section of several items,
then instead of running the single item as a script
(which requires adding a quit after it)
I prefer to use this:
c:\pathto\powerpro.exe cl.RunLeft("command list name","index")
Either:
"index" can be the number of the item in its command list.
Numbering starts from 0 so this command line:
c:\pathto\powerpro.exe cl.RunLeft("mycommands",2)
runs the third item in the list.
Or:
"index" can be the ID which you give to the item
by adding <id=something> to the item's Name.
c:\pathto\powerpro.exe cl.RunLeft("mycommands","startserver")
runs the item which has this in its Name field:
start term server<id=startserver>
The <id=something> part of the Name field is not displayed
when the same list is shown as a bar or menu.
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