Re: Help Starting excel from tcl, with spaces in directory path


Gerald W. Lester wrote:

>
> Try (in all cases):
> exec cmd.exe /k start "\"[file nativename]\"" &
>

Thanks for the tip, but
Nope - still doesn't do the trick...

I used: exec cmd.exe /k start "\"[file nativename $fileName]\"" &

I receive a windows error saying "Windows cannot find 'and'"...
This is due to the space between c:/documents and settings....

I compared the input and output of 'file nativename', and it does not
seem to change the string at all.

If you have any other ideas, keep em coming...

Thanks.

Matt

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