How to launch a specific TestStand sequence file from command line?

I've written a TestStand sequence file launching other sequence files.
When I launch it via the TestStand GUI, it works well.
Now, I would like to launch it via command line. Could you indicate me how to proceed?

Hi,
I think this link can help you:
How to Run a Sequence File When Opened from Windows Explorer
http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/websearch/146D372C1F807E6D862567E7004881AB?OpenDocument
regards,
Alexandre D
NIF

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