<< In fact I am looking for a statement like: C:\program files\Application.EXE 'parameter value1' 'parameter value2'...
Does anybody know if this features still exists and if so what the proper syntax is and in what way you can make use of these parameters in the program? >> You have to use DLCALL and a windows function to return the full command line used to start the program, then parse that command line to get the arguments. I have code to do this somewhere, but perhaps on my old laptop. As soon as I find it, I will post it. -- Larry
