F Frankschn New member May 13, 2023 #1 Hi, this setting doesn’t work for me (v 2022.1). do I have to consider anything else? Dim RetVal RetVal = Shell(PathToFile(“MyApp.exe -enterkey”), 2) regards Frank Last edited: May 13, 2023
Hi, this setting doesn’t work for me (v 2022.1). do I have to consider anything else? Dim RetVal RetVal = Shell(PathToFile(“MyApp.exe -enterkey”), 2) regards Frank
gdgsupport Support Staff member May 14, 2023 #2 If I understand, it does not work when you use the -enterkey parameter passed to the EXE file?
F Frankschn New member May 14, 2023 #3 yes, with vba or cmd. myapp.exe always starts a second time and the application is open in 2 instances
yes, with vba or cmd. myapp.exe always starts a second time and the application is open in 2 instances
gdgsupport Support Staff member May 19, 2023 #5 Not in particular if you use the command line parameter. It’s just to avoid the end user to start the EXE themselves again. But we’ll review if this is a bug or not. Thanks!
Not in particular if you use the command line parameter. It’s just to avoid the end user to start the EXE themselves again. But we’ll review if this is a bug or not. Thanks!
F Frankschn New member May 19, 2023 #6 ok thanks, i thought there might be a command line parameter like myapp.exe -enterkey norestart or something. regards
ok thanks, i thought there might be a command line parameter like myapp.exe -enterkey norestart or something. regards