@Russ Hello Russ! I'm a native Spanish speaker and would love to help you translate Trigger CMD if you'd like. If you're interested send me a message! Awesome job with your app by the way, it´s fantastic! Regards, Franco Gamero

@Brole, I tried to re-produce the problem and I couldn't. My connections are still good after months of not touching them. My theory is maybe you created another connection to your TRIGGERcmd acount? That would break the original connection. The same thing happens if you try to use two Alexa accounts with the same TRIGGERcmd account. Only the last Alexa account to do the Oauth authentication process with that TRIGGERcmd account works - the other gets disconnected.

@brunoleska, see that your B.LEKECINSKAS@GMAIL.COM account is subscribed, so you should be able to run more than one command per minute. If you have two accounts and you need to re-associate your computer with this account, you can delete your token.tkn file, then quit and re-open the agent. Assuming you're running Windows, that's in your C:\Users\(Your User)\.TRIGGERcmdData folder. The reason uninstalling and re-installing the agent didn't work is when you uninstall, it leaves your data files in that .TRIGGERcmdData folder.

@Julio-Maradiaga check out autoIT

@Luiz-Henrique-Dela-Giustina, you could try creating an AutoIt script that clicks Play for you, like this: https://www.triggercmd.com/forum/topic/763/start-netflix-app/22

@username-here Without seeing any of the actual batch file, I'd guess that you need to include the path to the .exe in the command. If "srcds.exe" isn't part of the Windows path variable, you need to specify exactly where it is to be found.

@jpcosta-fontoura, uninstalling and re-installing doesn't help because the data files are still in your ~/.TRIGGERcmdData folder when you uninstall the agent. To find your .TRIGGERcmdData folder you can open a terminal window and type this: cd ~/.TRIGGERcmdData Then type this to delete your token.tkn file: rm token.tkn Then close and re-open the agent and it should prompt for a new token. EDIT: You said you have an iMac so I assumed this computer is an iMac too. If it's Windows, your .TRIGGERcmdData folder is at C:\Users\(Your User)\.TRIGGERcmdData

You're welcome @lucasribeiro.

"C:\Program Files\Steam\steam.exe" "steam://rungameid/570" dessa maneira nunca dar erro.

thanks a lot for your great help, I really appreciate it.

@Russ Perfect, it worked just fine, thank you very much for your help!

Hi! The "code" command works perfectly on the mac terminal, but may not work on TriggerCMD. In not work, you can also try: Command: open -a "Visual Studio Code"

@raulikto-_09, I made this video to show you how to install nircmd. https://youtu.be/xub4pjenLVs

Funcionou, obrigado. Praticamente todos programas funcionaram, menos com o media player classic, sabe o por que?

@Carlos-Ignacio-Ponce-Brito, yes, you could use that if "%1"=="on" and if "%1"=="off" in a .bat file to open and close any program. Or instead of using a .bat file, now you can use the Off Command field instead like this: You have to set Allow Parameters to true before you can use the Off Command field.

thank you very much, it worked