1: #line 465 "iscr.pak"
2: python iscr.py %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9
3:
4: #line 468 "iscr.pak"
5: There's a better way in Windows NT!
6: (SOMEONE CHECK THIS!)
7: Using the 'ASSOC' and 'FTYPE' commands,
8: you can specify the type of .pak files, and what to do with them:
9: #line 473 "iscr.pak"
10: ASSOC .pak=Interscript.Master.Document
11: FTYPE Interscript.Master.Document=D:\interscript\interscript\bin\iscr.py %*
12: #line 476 "iscr.pak"
13: and then you can just type the name of the interscript
14: file with options to process it. This should already
15: have been done for python .py files if you ran a recent
16: version of the Windows installer. If you also do:
17: #line 481 "iscr.pak"
18: set PATHEXT=.pak;%PATHEXT%
19: #line 483 "iscr.pak"
20: you won't need to type the extension. To make this persistent,
21: you can use the Control Panel System/Environment editor.
22: