Appabort <application, Appactivate <application, Appstart <application – Rockwell Automation 9301 Series RSView32 Users Guide User Manual

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AppAbort

AppAbort <application>

Closes the specified Windows application.

<application>

The name of a Windows application exactly as it
appears in the application’s title bar.

Example: The AppAbort command

If Notepad is open and contains an untitled file, the Notepad title bar
will read Untitled – Notepad. To close Notepad you must type exactly
what’s in the Notepad title bar as follows:

AppAbort Untitled - Notepad

AppActivate

AppActivate <application>

Activates (pulls forward) the specified Windows application. The
application must already be running. (You can use the AppStart
command to start the application.)

<application>

The name of the Windows application you want to
activate. Typically, this is the name that appears in the
application’s title bar.

AppStart

AppStart <application>

Runs the specified application, which can be another Windows
application or an “application extender” you’ve programmed.

<application>

The path and executable required to start the
program.

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