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I am working on a visual basic application at my job that would programmatically gather the necessary files for certain cd-burns we do on a fairly regular basis. There are couple different things I would like to do...

 

Idea 1) Visual Basic :: pxj extension

I would like to generate my own PXJ files from Visual Basic. However, pxj seems to be a compiled file-type. Is there a way to compile my own PXJ file from a Visual Basic environment? This would allow me to gather the file lists, pass them to a PXJ file, then the end user only has to open that PXJ file and hit BURN!

 

Idea 2) Command Line

Another option would be to gather the necessary files in VB and pass them via command line to start burning. This would be just as well as far as I am concerned.

 

On a regular basis, for clients, we burn discs with our Geographical Data. We are talking there are files located on up to 20 different servers. The manual process is tedious. With my VB App, if I can get Idea 1 or 2 to work, then I could save time for alot of different jobs we have to do. SO any help would be appreciated...

 

Thanks in advance!

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I am working on a visual basic application at my job that would programmatically gather the necessary files for certain cd-burns we do on a fairly regular basis. There are couple different things I would like to do...

 

Idea 1) Visual Basic :: pxj extension

I would like to generate my own PXJ files from Visual Basic. However, pxj seems to be a compiled file-type. Is there a way to compile my own PXJ file from a Visual Basic environment? This would allow me to gather the file lists, pass them to a PXJ file, then the end user only has to open that PXJ file and hit BURN!

 

Idea 2) Command Line

Another option would be to gather the necessary files in VB and pass them via command line to start burning. This would be just as well as far as I am concerned.

 

On a regular basis, for clients, we burn discs with our Geographical Data. We are talking there are files located on up to 20 different servers. The manual process is tedious. With my VB App, if I can get Idea 1 or 2 to work, then I could save time for alot of different jobs we have to do. SO any help would be appreciated...

 

Thanks in advance!

 

I need the same thing. Did you ever find an answer?

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