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Re: AE Startup Script
by Rob Stemm on Nov 18, 2008 at 5:30:11 pm

There is one area for improvement on this script and that is to not load the template file if a specific project or .aep file was double clicked to start the application. Currently if you are trying to open a project the application loads and opens the template instead of the project you double clicked. Is there a way to determine if the application was opened by clicking on the application icon or by double clicking an already existing project / .aep file.

Thanks,
Rob

Rob Stemm

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