Re: Finding name of a file in a directory

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From: "Monkey" <mnreese@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 9 Jun 2005 21:37:38 -0700

You just ensure that it accepts command line args. Then you can drag a
file to the script and it acts as a command line arg, only from the
gui. I have used it sometimes so that others can easily pass arguments
to the script, but I usually just give them an hta and have them browse
to a file.

Still waiting on answers to the above questions to help with the
original problem.

Monkey

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