Peter Reid <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I had to add the " -a" after the open command to ensure the Windows
> Media Player (WMP) opened a file that is currently set to default to
> opening with QuickTime (QT). Without the "-a" BOTH WMP and QT open
> up! (There was a missing "quote &" as well b
Thanks Ken. Your suggestion worked, but it needed a slight change:
put "open -a" && quote & gWindowsMediaPlayer & \
quote && quote & gClipFile & quote into tCmd
get shell(tCmd)
I had to add the " -a" after the open command to ensure the Windows
Media Player (WMP) opened a file th
Peter,
Use the shell command "open" that you can run through Terminal. The
basic syntax at the command line is:
open
So here's the code I used (watch wrapping):
on mouseUp
put "open" && quote & "/Applications/Windows Media Player/Windows
Media Player.app" & \
quote && "/Applicat
