Hiya,
This should work:
launch "C:\\WINDOWS\System32\calc.exe"
Unless you've renamed your System Root directory, so just rename
'WINDOWS" to whatever your System Root is.
Cheers,
Luis.
Mark Greenberg wrote:
Two students of mine are building a stack to give learners some practice
with the concepts of mean, median, mode, quartiles, and range. They
asked me whether they could have a button in their stack that launches
the calculator that comes with windows (chiefly so the students can add
and divide for mean). So I'm asking the list members. Keep in mind
that these students have less than 2 hours so far of programming
experience whatsoever, so shell commands and externals would be too much
for them. They are working on Windows XP to compile for Windows.
An alternative would be for them to create their own calculator within
the stack or as a substack. They only have three weeks to finish this
project, so I was hoping to avoid that rout.
Thanks in advance,
Mark Greenberg
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