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Apr 4th, 2007, 14:56
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open an external program
Hi Everyone
just a quick question is it possible to open an exernal program such as Google Earth thru Flash (mX 2004)        
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Apr 18th, 2007, 16:39
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Re: open an external program
Yes
Go to http://www.atomiksoftware.com/fire-up/ and have a read. I think there are other apps like this that are free but this one is cross platform. I got it and it works very well. Opens files, should think it'll open applications too. You might want to try going down the 'fscommand' route if you got time. I think this type of script is used for this kind of thing. Good luck!
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