thanks, this is exactly what I need.

--- In [email protected], Alan Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:
> > 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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