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RE: Whats up with this?
Personally, the only reason why the /run command would be left in there is because you want a quick way to execute something without using your mouse.... ( windows key + r is a great alternative ).
Other use is that you have scripted some commands, or launching programs with msgplus vars.
But I dont see why plugin creators would rely on the /run command, because If you know how to program you also know how to launch a program.
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