Open *.ste file with a command line

Hello,
Is there a way to import by a command line like :
quote:
dreamweaver -open mysite.ste
I have a liste of *ste, and whant to run a script that
automaticly import and open the site in DW. Can we do that or there
is a solution to avoid to be inside the site panel to import an ste
Thanks...
Maelvon

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