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Originally Posted by French
I have tried running and seem to be getting hung up on the PID. I placed a > in front of the PID. This results in a file that basically has the directions that come up when you first open the DOS window and enter the script name (and no extension...the file name is the PID number).
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Don't use a ">".
If you remove the PID (i.e. only two arguments) you should get a "Usage:" error message. If you put the PID back, you should get a "invalid PID checksum" error. This indicates that the PID is actually wrong. Watch out for 0 vs O and 1 vs I.