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VoxCommando Basics and Core Features / Re: General questions about how to download, install, and use VoxCommando

« on: September 12, 2010, 01:18:48 PM »

No problem.  I appreciate users exposing problems with the program so I can improve it.

Try this on for size.

Works like a charm!!!!  Thanks...

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VoxCommando Basics and Core Features / Re: General questions about how to download, install, and use VoxCommando

« on: September 11, 2010, 11:13:17 PM »

Yes, that is the powerpro program.  It is very cool particularly if you like script programming.

Thank you very much for considering the raw parameter.

If I get this working the way I hope I'll be doing a video showing voxcommando's control of powerpro's sticky notes.

Thanks for your quick reply too.  I'm excited to be exploring the possiblities.

-Rick

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VoxCommando Basics and Core Features / Re: General questions about how to download, install, and use VoxCommando

« on: September 11, 2010, 05:35:11 PM »

I'm very new to VoxCommando and I'm trying to launch a program called powerpro which accepts command line parameters while it is running. 

I tried:
c:\path\powerpro.exe
without parameters
If you try to run it without parameters it puts up a message ---> "Only one Powerpro Configuration can be running"
That is as it should be and it confirms that powerpro is being called...so far so good...

next I tried:
c:\path\powerpro.exe  message Hello
nothing happens but it should put up a message box with hello in it.
this (c:\path\powerpro.exe  message Hello) works fine with the run box

then I tried:
c:\path\powerpro.exe&&message Hello
Then I got a message ---> Invalid command line "message Hello"
So powerpro got the command to run but would not run it because of the quotation marks around the command message hello

My question is how do I pass the parameter without getting the surrounding quotation marks?
TIA
Cool program with lots of potential. 
If I have to I can write an intermediate program to strip off the quotes before it passes it to powerpro but I thought I'd ask here first.

-Rick