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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
Start \c:\test drive\file.txt\
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Wolf Touplous posted a new comment:
Raimund, i looked everywhere but could not find this one. How do you
include directory with spaces in side (Start ...) ?
I tried:
(Start c:\test drive\file.txt)
(Start
New question #215270 on Sikuli:
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Hi,
I am using the openApp function to open the .txt file ,but its working
Can any one solve this problem?
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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
openApp() currently only opens .exe, .cmd, .bat files on the system
path.
You might use
import os
os.popen(start ...)
the Windows start
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naveen is still having a problem:
can u give me clear solution for this?
i have notepad with some text how to open that page .
import os
--what is os here?
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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
Life isn't that easy sometimes.
If you want to do more complex stuff with Sikuli, you have to invest a
little, e.g reading docs.
In this
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