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Michael, To start the AAWIN from the command line and have it start playing the script without intervention, you add the -r to the command line. What you might do is create an icon for this by copying the icon for the Windows player. You can alter the property and choose the second icon (a green walking man) from AAWIN.EXE, to help you distinguish a script from the player. Then you would edit the command line like: AAWIN.EXE FOO.AAS -R I can't see any documentation which shows you how to make an MCI call to load a script (MCIDOK in the file MCIAAP.ZIP on this forum). Since you have the Windows player, and have commented that you've already looked at help, make sure you've seen how to load a script from the AAPLAY.DLL. (It's the AAGETFILE entry.) Nik