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Originally Posted by laithis
help...
it's been a while since I did command prompt stuff. Working Win XP and I installed ActivePython 2.6.1.
When I double-click the Python26 application, it opens a window, and if I wanted to run a script, I'd type in the following, right?
C:\scriptnamehere.py filename C:\pathtodestination "MyName" 12345678
I obviously have something wrong because I get an error saying:
File "<stdin>", line 1
C:\scriptnamehere.py filename C:\pathtodestination "MyName" 12345678
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
Did I miss something obvious? Sorry for being so rusty with this - i'm all the way back to n00b status!!
Thanks for any help you can give!
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Alot of this really depends. Just type the script name and press enter. You should get a logo/usage message.
You don't need to run python. Just type your command on the DOS command prompt... not in the python command promt.
BOb