Argh! Use the help file pls
hmm.... listen:
Quote: "execute file "explorer",url$,"""
and if you searched in the index you would get:
EXECUTE FILE
This command will shell execute a file. The commandline is used to pass additional data into the file being executed. The directory is used to optionally specify a directory other than the current directory. The file must exist or the command will fail. Passing a document, rather than an executable as the filename will cause the document to be opened. If the optional Wait Flag value is set to one, then the application will wait until the executable has finished.
SYNTAX
EXECUTE FILE
Filename, Commandline, Directory, Wait Flag
=== THERE IS ALSO AN EXAMPLE ===
(exam16.dba)
...
execute file "
C:WindowsNOTEPAD.EXE",commandline$,directory$,1
...
==> If you use Firefox :
C:/programs/Mozilla Firefox/firefox.exe
execute... and... IT WORKS
ps Ive also never used this command but I searched and I found...
and it isnt so difficult
@ Dodic
thanks that you have decided to help others.
But print the next time your example and the DBC Syntax
(EXECUTE FILE Filename, Commandline, Directory, Wait Flag)
Thanks a lot
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