RunCommand

M

MAC

Thanks!
This has puzzled me and my coworker.
Both of us had been independantly frustrated by this
seemly useless command.

It is good to understand that these commands are related
to menu commands and work depending on where your focus is.

Thanks Again!

MAC
 
S

Steve Q

This is a good command for switching between databases and/or applications. Just enter the file path of the selected file to open it.This can also be used to run backup commands (by creating .bat files that copies files to a Backup folder etc. A lot you can do...
 

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