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Greetings, You can use the flag /t to do this. From the Docs: Boston WorkStation's usual load
characteristics (in which the last script is automatically loaded) can be
modified with the following parameters as follows: · Filename
- will load the script Filename.bws. If used this must be the first
parameter. · /r
Subname - will start the subroutine Subname. · /c
Command - will set the value of the Command property in VBA scripts. · /t
- places the WorkStation in the Taskbar. For example the command: C:\bss70\bss70.exe script.bws /r Process
/c LIVE /t will load the script file script.bws, it
will then run the subroutine Process and the Command Property will have the
value "LIVE" and the WorkStation would be minimized to the taskbar; So use the command flag in your shell and
that should do it. Regards, Thom From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED] So, no parameter that I can pass in the Shell string
then, hunh?
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED] I'm
playing with using a script that will manage scheduling and launching other bws
files. Is there a way to Shell a bws file and minimize it to the taskbar? If I
use the Taskbar = True syntax, it minimizes the bws file that contains the
script from which I am issue the Shell command, not the bws file that is being
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- [Talk] Shelling and minimizing HTaylor
- RE: [Talk] Shelling and minimizing Corinna
- RE: [Talk] Shelling and minimizing HTaylor
- Thom C. Blackwell
