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Originally Posted by Haidon
I got the other error message when I inputted that PID (Error: no key found. maybe the PID is incorrect).
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This is an indication that the script is working, at least for some PIDs. It also indicates that the original PID might be mistyped (or the script may only work on some PIDs).
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Originally Posted by Haidon
I've also tried loading the script through an oldish Windows machine. I read a tutorial explaining that in order to run it it is necessary to create a .bat file with the following:
This only brings up a message telling me how to use the application:
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I don't think you need a .bat file, but in any case the "usage" message is an indication that the script is being called with the wrong number of arguments (i.e. not 3). Some of the arguments may need to be in quotes.