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Hi Chi-chi, >C:\VisADJython>jythonc --core --jar sim3daudio sim3daudio.py >Bad command or file name Looks like it's time to hack into the batch file to figure out what's going wrong. Open up jythonc.bat in a text editor. Step 1: remove the "@echo off" line that is probably at the beginning of the file. If there is no such line, perhaps there are lines that start with "@"? Both of those syntaxes mask echoing of the actual commands getting run. In this case, it is important to determine which command is the "Bad" one. After resaving the batch file, run the command again and see which command is going bad. Then figure out why. Without additional knowledge, that's all the advice I can offer. -Curtis
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