XML Xdoc -run switch

Note that the -run switch is operates differently depending on the operating system being used.
On UNIX based systems (excluding MAC OS X) this switch is ignored.

The run switch is used
- in Windows to display the XML output file in the default application used to open files with the extension .xml
- in Mac OS X to display the XML output file in a named application.

When running Windows just specify -run=yes like this:
Xdoc -url=http://www.trah.com/xml/data/data1.csv -run=yes

When running Mac OS X you can specify the application to use:

Xdoc -url=http://www.trah.com/xml/data/data1.csv -run=ie
This would open the XML output file in Microsoft Internet Explorer

Xdoc -url=http://www.trah.com/xml/data/data1.csv -run=mo
This would open the XML output file in Mozilla

Xdoc -url=http://www.trah.com/xml/data/data1.csv -run=op
This would open the XML output file in Opera

Xdoc -url=http://www.trah.com/xml/data/data1.csv -run=ne
This would open the XML output file in Netscape

Xdoc -url=http://www.trah.com/xml/data/data1.csv -run=ch
This would open the XML output file in Chimera (also called Navigator)

Xdoc -url=http://www.trah.com/xml/data/data1.csv -run=na
This would open the XML output file in Navigator (also called Chimera)

By default no application is used to open the XML output file.