WF.EXE programming question

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marcbarker
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WF.EXE programming question

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Like other programs can you initialize the WF program with specific settings in a shortcut to activate a scenario. Thus bypassing the intro and command interface

i.e. wf.exe -xxxx.scn
wfedit.exe xxx.map

would be a great thing for linking the excel spreadsheet to specific scenario

etc. you get the gist.
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RE: WF.EXE programming question

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here is an example of what I am talking about

C:\Win32app\Bentley\Program\MicroStation\ustation.exe -wcg:\illus\Bentley\Workspace\mslocal.cfg

this loads a specific file when the executable starts and configures the program
games:
1. AGEOD Blue and Gray
2. John Tiller's Battleground Series
3. Combat Mission: Beyond Overlord
4. Combat Mission: Barbarossa to Berlin
5. V for Victory Games
6. Silent Hunter III
7. Silent Hunter IV
8. Rise and Fall of the Third Re
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