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<blockquote data-quote="zswman" data-source="post: 103442" data-attributes="member: 20006"><p>Try this: don't try to run your application from "Launching Files" (leave this blank). </p><p></p><p>Instead, go to the "Files" tab, select "New," type a name for your program in "Properties" --> "Title" and then place the full path to your program, including arguments, in the "Properties" --> "Filename." For example, in "Filename" I have </p><p> "C:\Program Files\Homeseer\hsc.exe" -x N2 off</p><p>Which calls a program to turn light N2 "off." Note my use of quotes in the full path to the program and lack of quotes around the arguments. Make sure to check "Quotes around filenames" on the "Details" tab.</p><p></p><p>Good luck.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="zswman, post: 103442, member: 20006"] Try this: don't try to run your application from "Launching Files" (leave this blank). Instead, go to the "Files" tab, select "New," type a name for your program in "Properties" --> "Title" and then place the full path to your program, including arguments, in the "Properties" --> "Filename." For example, in "Filename" I have "C:\Program Files\Homeseer\hsc.exe" -x N2 off Which calls a program to turn light N2 "off." Note my use of quotes in the full path to the program and lack of quotes around the arguments. Make sure to check "Quotes around filenames" on the "Details" tab. Good luck. [/QUOTE]
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