>Okay. I got the app to launch but the variable is picked up in its literal form. In this case, if I declare lcComputerName (and the debugger IS acknowledging that the user-supplied value for the variable is publicly available) then...
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RUN /N application.exe lcComputerName
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>...is running exactly as that (error from the launched app is that there is no machine named lcComputerName).
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>How should I package this so that lcComputerName is properly interpreted to be whatever input the user supplies?
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>Thanks again...
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>Alan
With macro substitution - add an ampersand.
RUN /N application.exe &lcComputerName
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