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<blockquote data-quote="skoov" data-source="post: 123393" data-attributes="member: 24844"><p>I should have enclosed the bat command in quotes, but if thats not working anyway just try 2nd option.</p><p></p><p>you can (i think) just replace:</p><p>WshShell.Run "C:\Progra~1\Team~1\MediaP~1\MediaPortal.exe", 0</p><p></p><p>with these lines:</p><p>Dim shell_cmd</p><p>shell_cmd = "c:\programmer\Team Mediaportal\Mediaportal\Mediaportal.exe"</p><p>WshShell.Run shell_cmd, 0</p><p></p><p>and you put your full path to mediaportal.exe in the 'shell_cmd' variable like i've done above</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="skoov, post: 123393, member: 24844"] I should have enclosed the bat command in quotes, but if thats not working anyway just try 2nd option. you can (i think) just replace: WshShell.Run "C:\Progra~1\Team~1\MediaP~1\MediaPortal.exe", 0 with these lines: Dim shell_cmd shell_cmd = "c:\programmer\Team Mediaportal\Mediaportal\Mediaportal.exe" WshShell.Run shell_cmd, 0 and you put your full path to mediaportal.exe in the 'shell_cmd' variable like i've done above [/QUOTE]
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