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WB Icon —> CLI script

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    21-May-86 23:10:01
Sb: #19488-WB Icon —> CLI script
Fm: Tom Casey 74405,303
To: Jim Oliver 76515,2457

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You could write a workbench program that executes the execute function. See page 2-16 of the AmigaDOS Developer's Manual. You call the DOS Execute function from within your program. . success = Execute(commandString,input,output); . where success – boolean commandString – string input,output – file handles . success = Execute("EXECUTE script.file",NULL,NULL); should do the trick. If your script file has output, you may need to open a console window and pass its handle as the output specification. See page 2-8 for description of the Open() funcion. You should be able to double click this program's icon and have it execute the script.file. Hope this is what you were looking for.