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So, why did I show you the Execute() method?

Well, Execute() is very useful for many tricks like this - variable variable names are another one, so it's worth learning.

Another benefit of using Execute() is that you can include KiXtart macros and variables in the ini file as well as environment variables. In fact your ini file could contain mini KiXtart scripts!



yeah, execute is a nice one to learn. I used it for a program that does just what richard said... my ini file contained miny kix scripts and kix commands.

also, it plays a huge role in kixforms

Bryce