Jim,
The docs give the "it" example - so I used it verbatim.
There are not two launch statements.
The 'get shell' is a script in another button I was trying too. But I
got the same error.
Guess this is all to do with the defaultFolder.
The reason I wanted to use "it" was that I have no way to know the
actual pathname.
Whilst there are ways to get this, I wanted to keep it real simple,
because after all, everything is in the same folder.
Is it necessary to 'put' and 'set' the defaultFolder if the full
pathname is not used?
Thanks,
Adrian
On 30 Aug 2009, at 10:17, Jim Bufalini wrote:
Everything wrapped. :-( Should have looked like this:
Stop using "it." Your code snippet does not show what "it" is set
to.
What is the default folder being set to? What are you launching?
Why do
you
have two launch statements?
Try:
put the defaultFolder into tOrigDefaultFolder
set the defaultFolder to "C:\theDirTheExeIsIn" -- Put actual dir
the EXE
is in here
launch "MyProgram.exe" -- Put the actual name of the exe here
set the defaultFolder to tOrigDefaultFolder -- Puts the
defaultFolder back
where it was
Aloha from Hawaii
Jim Bufalini
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