As explained in the ReadmeFile:
RunFullTransition
The batch file runs from the folder where the exes and other files
reside. It
has 3 possible arguments:
<arg1> - version of the file that is to be transitioned. (1.0,
1.1, 1.0.1, etc)
<arg2> - name of file or list of files that are to be
transitioned. (all must be
of the same version). if there are spaces in this argument, it
should be enclosed in "
<arg3> - anything non-blank will stop after the first transition.
For Example:
RunFullTransition 1.0 myfiles.lst
runs each of the files in the myfiles.lst (full path needed) starting
with transition
from V1.0 to V1.0.1 and continues until the current/last version
It runs the full file transition. Output lines include units where
applicable.
And blank defaults are preserved.
A "transition.audit" file is placed in the folder at the end of the run
denoting
the files processed as well as the defaults.
So, you can't just "click on RunFullTransition.exe" ... that is NOT how
this utility is run... it requires that arguments be passed to it as
explained above.
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