> I have an external program which wants to execute a script written by
> powerpro format. How to do it without invoking it from powerpro?

Do you mean that the external program has a command line
or a place where you can enter a command similar to what
you enter in Windows' Run box?

You can do it in either of these two ways:

[A] Just enter the full path to the script file.
With this method, the scriptfile can be anywhere
on your hard disk. Its extension must be .powerpro.

If you did a normal install of PowerPro, files ending
with .powerpro are associated with powerpro so they
act just like any other executable script such as .bat files.
You can test that by double clicking a script file in Explorer.

[B] Enter the full path to powerpro.exe followed by
any PowerPro internal command such as:
"c:\path to\powerpro.exe" .myscript
With this method, myscript.powerpro must be in your
powerpro\scripts folder.

Advantage of method [A]: it is shorter and it works where
the external program or command line only allows one command
such as "c:\path\program.exe" without any parameter.

Advantage of method [B]: it allows you to start at a labelled
section in the script and allows you to pass parameters to the
script: "c:\path to\powerpro.exe" [EMAIL PROTECTED](arg1)

PowerPro must already be running.



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