To run chuck.exe, it's easiest to run command.com and use it to execute chuck.exe. If you go to the start menu in windows, pick the run command and enter command in the box of the popup window. This will create a DOS window. You then use DOS commands to move to the directory containing the chuck script you want to run. If you have changed the path variable to include the chuck directory, you can then run chuck scriptname.ck; I didn't bother to fiddle with pathing, but rather copied the chuck.exe file into my scripts directories. Or you can assign chuck.exe as the executable file for .ck script files (but that will only allow you to run single scripts; if you execute chuck through the DOS window, you can run several scripts like this:

chuck script1.ck script2.ck script3.ck

which you will need to do if you're using the rec.ck or rec2.ck script to record the output... or wish to use several concurrent scripts.)

--Gary Williams

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