Execute Procedure in Piced Logic

I am trying to run an executable on a Colour Touch Screen, called from the logic using this command: Execute( 'calc.exe', '' );

Whilst this works fine on my computer, when the project is transferred to the touch screen it doesn't. After inspecting the contents of the project directory on the Information page of the Transfer Utility, it seems the file 'calc.exe' is not transferred to the touch screen.

I've tried copying calc.exe to the Piced project directory on my computer to no avail.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

 

From help file topic "Running programs" :

 

Thanks Darren, but this is from the Logic Help File .... do you mean that it is possible to write the logic, but it can't be executed on the c-touch?

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"The Execute procedure executes a program or file. This is not applicable for use with the Pascal Automation Controller.

Syntax

Execute(command, parameter);

command is a string
parameter is a string

Description

This can be used to perform actions such as :

? Running a program such as a calculator, e-mail, web browser etc
? Opening a document or spreadsheet
? Opening a hyperlink (web page)
? Playing a sound (WAV File) or a video
? Running a batch file

The function arguments are :

? Command : This is the program to be run or the file or folder to be opened
? Parameters : These are any parameters for the program (this is optional)

If there are spaces in the program name or the parameters, they need to be enclosed in double quotes as shown in the examples below.

Example

To run the Windows calculator :

Execute('c:\windows\calc.exe', '');

To Play a sound file c:\SoundFiles\test.wav :
Execute('c:\SoundFiles\test.wav', '');

To run a program which has a path with spaces in it, use double quotes :
Execute ('"C:\Program Files\my program.exe"', '');

To run the Microsoft Notepad program with a file parameter :
Execute ('C:\WINDOWS\system32\notepad.exe', '"C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documents\my document.txt"');"