This app runs from the USB and there is no need to install any software into your computer. Right now, I am running out of ideas, so. StatNote Ninja Stick is a USB memory stick loaded with over 1,000 dot phrases and templates that expand on any Windows (8/10) computer and any EHR using PhraseExpress Portable Edition. (file calls a 64 bit command prompt when double-clicked, but a 32bit version when called with PhraseExpress).

I also tried creating a batch file that runs cmd (file simply has 'cmd' -no quotes- written on it) and then calling it with PhraseExpress, but I get the same result. In the hope that it would actually go for the 64 bit version, and not the 32 bit one, but no luck there: the command prompt process is always 32 bit (checked in the task manager). Note I specified the path of the cmd.exe file I wanted, instead of just writing The program in question is PhraseExpress (no space), and, in the macro edition box I have So, I need to get that program to call the 64 bit version of the command prompt However, when the 32 bit version is used, I just get a 'not recognized' message. Now, if I open a 64 bit cmd prompt (Run->cmd, per example), things work perfectly: typing 'color-1' changes to the color specified in the 'color-1.bat' file, per example. I added the files' directory to the PATH variable, for that to work. I am trying to open files (batch files, in this case) from any directory, by just typing their names. This was fine for a while, but now it has once again become a nuisance. Press and keep holding the CTRL and ALT key and launch PhraseExpress (you may need to right-click the program link and. (In case you didn't see the other question, I'm using windows 7, 64 bits). If you feel lost with the settings, you can reset PhraseExpress to 'factory defaults': Right-click the PhraseExpress tray icon and select Exit. The answer to my other question (a while ago) was that a program I was using to run a command prompt was running the 32 bit version if the cmd prompt, instead of the 64 bit.

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