the CALL calls script-file.
it calls a single file.
whatever is included in that file is included in the calling script's "namespace" as part of the script.
let you figure out the rest [Wink]
ask again if still fussy.

then, "break on" has nothing to do with this.
break on is used in situations where user wants to be able to KILL the script execution... force it to shutdown during execution.
this is handy if your script is only a testversion and you are uncertain does it go to infinite loop or not.
although, for WKIX32.exe you don't need to specify that as forced shutdown is already enabled.
it seems to come most as a habit.
they put it in every script just to be sure.
others (like me) never use.
firstly, I use wkix32.exe so it's not needed and secondly I don't have need to kill my scripts so often [Wink]
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