Works fine at the command prompt in W2K Pro. (DIR runs)

It also works fine if launched from an icon on the desktop.

It does NOT work properly from the R Prompt (DIR doesn't run. IE comes up 
instead with the ftp protocol - ftp://ftp.bat/ and an error message)

Tony

Anthony Schmidt, JD
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I thought this would be solved just by sending it off to RDCC.  They claim 

it is not a bug, but rather microsofts problem.  Would anyone else please 
try this simple test, and tell me if you find the same thing that I do.
1. Create a simple test.bat file, just one command in it.    DIR
2. then at the Rprompt type Launch test.bat

You should see the dos directory flash by and be gone.
This is correct, and Launch worked great.

3. Now rename that same file to FTPSTART.BAT
4 then at the R> type  Launch Ftpstart.bat

Please tell me if it did or didn't work.   I believe the problem is with 
the filename itself.

Dan


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