command line parameters

[dentopolis]

I'm trying to launch this script, without any effect, please help:

Run, "C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe DNG Converter\Adobe DNG Converter.exe" -c "C:\Camera"

I've also tried:
Run, C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe DNG Converter\Adobe DNG Converter.exe -c C:\Camera

[mikeyww]

The format looks OK. What happens with that same sort of command line in a Windows batch script?

[TAC109]

You probably need to set the WorkingDir parameter in the Run command to C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe DNG Converter.

[Jovannb]

Hi,

I think that

Run, "C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe DNG Converter\Adobe DNG Converter.exe" -c "C:\Camera"

will not run because of that spaces between the .exe-file-name.

Try

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program_to_run := chr(34) "C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe DNG Converter\Adobe DNG Converter.exe" chr(34)
program_to_run := program_to_run " -c " chr(34) "c:\camera" chr(34)
Clipboard := program_to_run			; for debugging purpose, you can copy that to a cmd-window and test it
run, %program_to_run%

regards
JB

[Ahk_fan]

Run, ""C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe DNG Converter\Adobe DNG Converter.exe" "-c" "C:\Camera""

try this