[ideas-refugees] Re: I-DEAS launcher (bat file) and customizations?
- From: "Landin, Mark" <Mark.Landin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "ideas-refugees@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <ideas-refugees@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 3 Apr 2009 13:07:53 -0500
Very clever. Awesome! Thanks!
So in my batch file I can override the various default environment settings
that were set by the IDEAS.wsf file?
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Subject: [ideas-refugees] Re: I-DEAS launcher (bat file) and customizations?
Mark,
To run a .bat or .cmd file just prior to I-DEAS startup, you can modify the
I-DEAS starup icon.
Right click on the I-DEAS startup icon, select the Shortcut tab, and edit the
"Target" field to run your file instead of the standard ideas.exe.
I replaced the following default text:
C:\WINDOWS\system32\wscript.exe /nologo "C:\UGS\NXI5\bin\IDEAS.wsf"
/prg:"C:\UGS\NXI5\ideas\ideas.exe"
with my own text:
C:\WINDOWS\system32\wscript.exe /nologo "C:\UGS\NXI5\bin\IDEAS.wsf"
/prg:"M:\ideas\windows\batch\start_NXI5_ideas.bat"
Then execute the regular ideas.exe end of your .bat file.
REM: Start I-DEAS.
C:\UGS\NXI5\ideas\ideas.exe
I wrote a short .bat file to do some simple tasks prior to I-DEAS startup, for
our site.
Todd
Landin, Mark wrote:
> Have you guys written your own I-DEAS launch commands? I need to set up some
> environment variables (like IDEAS_PARAM14 sicne I have mutliple TDMs right
> now, possibly append some titleblock template configs to masterdrafting.cfg,
> set the user's current directory based on username, etc). I can write a .cmd
> file to do all that stuff and then call the ideas.wsf, but was wondering if
> there was something more elegant (the users would probably like to have their
> I-DEAS command file use a different, prettier icon, for instance).
>
> What are you guys doing?
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