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Choose any Export Program
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5. MENU COMMANDS
Arguments
The Arguments to the program can be entered as character strings or you can select from the list of “macros” shown in
Fig. 58. The list is displayed by clicking on the arrow button to the right of the Arguments field.
Entries (macros or direct) must
Fig. 57. Export Tab.
be separated by spaces to be read as separate arguments.
! File Path Name — This will insert the complete file pathname (e.g.,
test.chn
c:\user \spectrum\
) into the dialog box. This filename is the one chosen in the Export command’s filerecall dialog.
! File Base Name — This will insert the file path name with-
out the extension (e.g.,
c:\user\ spectrum\test
) into the dialog. The filename is the name selected in the Export command’s dialog. The extension can be entered manually after the macro (e.g.,
$(FullBase).CHN
) into the dialog. Note
that the “dot” ( . ) must also be entered. Related filenames can also be made by adding characters before the “dot”
(e.g.,
$(FullBase)A.CHN
).
Fig. 58. Export
Argument Macros.
! Short Name — This will insert the filename (e.g.,
test.CHN
) into the dialog box. The filename is the name selected in the Export command’s dialog. File names can be constructed as
$(file base).$(file extension)
.
! Short Base — This will insert the base filename (e.g.,
test
) into the dialog box. The file base name is the name selected in the Export command’s dialog.
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Any executable program that can be executed from the Windows Run command can be selected, including
DOS batch commands.
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