Tera Term Macro files have an extension.TTL. When in install Tera Term, the.TTL extension will be associated with Tera Term, so anytime you click on a.TTL file, the Tera Term maco processor should run it. If it does not, you can manually associate the “TLL” file as described below. Cygconnect [] If MACRO is not linked to Tera Term, this command runs Tera Term that is connected to cygwin, and links it to MACRO. Is passed to CygTerm. Protected folder v12 serial key. See 'CygTerm command line' for the format of.

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I am having an issue trying to send custom macros outside of the ttermpro.exe directory Is there any way to set the macro directory prior to a command line launch? For example: subprocess.call(['C: Program Files (x86) teraterm ttermpro.exe','/C=COM1','/BAUD=115200', '/M=macro_outside_directory.ttl']) This is an example of the command I use to launch teraterm. I want to be able to run the macro_outside_directory without having to copy and paste the ttl file into the program directory. So that's why I was wondering if there was a way I could call setdir concurrently with the launching of teraterm via command line. Thank you for the help!