Start "Tablet PC Settings" from command line ?

Hi Experts:

On Windows 7, is there a way to start the control panel applet "Tablet PC
Settings" from command line (using rundll32)?

I tried line below but it only brings up the "Pen and Touch" applet.

rundll32 shell32.dll,Control_RunDLL tabletpc.cpl

Thanks in advance.
Polaris

"Polaris" <> wrote in message
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> Hi Experts:
>
> On Windows 7, is there a way to start the control panel applet "Tablet PC
> Settings" from command line (using rundll32)?
>
> I tried line below but it only brings up the "Pen and Touch" applet.
>
> rundll32 shell32.dll,Control_RunDLL tabletpc.cpl
>
> Thanks in advance.
> Polaris


It may help if you would explain what it is that you're trying to do? E.g.
which settings you're trying to access?


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from the command prompt;

tabletpc.cpl

Beverly Howard

Please read my question first.

"Beverly Howard" <> wrote in message
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> from the command prompt;
>
> tabletpc.cpl
>
> Beverly Howard

>> Please read my question first. <<

Sorry I tried to help!

What I posted brings up exactly the same thing that running it from the
control panel does.

I agree with Robert... you need better communication (and social
relationship) skills.

Beverly Howard

Thanks for your kind words but I don't think here is the place for them.

I think it's a basic thing that one should read questions before replay,
otherwise, it's wasting not only your own time, but all who decide to take a
look at the subject, agree?

Polaris

"Beverly Howard" <> wrote in message
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> >> Please read my question first. <<
>
> Sorry I tried to help!
>
> What I posted brings up exactly the same thing that running it from the
> control panel does.
>
> I agree with Robert... you need better communication (and social
> relationship) skills.
>
> Beverly Howard
>

Polaris wrote:
> "Beverly Howard" wrote:

>> >> Please read my question first. <<
>>
>> Sorry I tried to help!
>>
>> What I posted brings up exactly the same thing that running it from
>> the control panel does.
>>
>> I agree with Robert... you need better communication (and social
>> relationship) skills.
>>
> Thanks for your kind words but I don't think here is the place for
> them.
>
> I think it's a basic thing that one should read questions before
> replay, otherwise, it's wasting not only your own time, but all who
> decide to take a look at the subject, agree?
>
Sorry, but weren't you asked on what you are trying to achieve?
There still is darkness ... {siiiiiigh}

Rainald

You need a serious attitude adjustment, if you expect to get help here or
any user's forum.

Everyone here, is a user, trying to help one another through problems and
issues, no one is being paid to help you.
--
James
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"Polaris" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Thanks for your kind words but I don't think here is the place for them.
>
> I think it's a basic thing that one should read questions before replay,
> otherwise, it's wasting not only your own time, but all who decide to take
> a look at the subject, agree?
>
> Polaris
>
> "Beverly Howard" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> >> Please read my question first. <<
>>
>> Sorry I tried to help!
>>
>> What I posted brings up exactly the same thing that running it from the
>> control panel does.
>>
>> I agree with Robert... you need better communication (and social
>> relationship) skills.
>>
>> Beverly Howard
>>
>
>