Fairly minor problem that seems to have started in P9.  The command-line given to your "authorized Python editor" seems to be screwed up.  It works all right when a script is in a nicely named directory like

c:/Poser9/runtime/poserscripts/grapher 

but it messes when the script is in the default Program Files location. 

I suspect spaces in the command line are causing the parts of the name to be treated as separate argv's.  The picture shows what the Zeus editor thinks when I try to ctrl-click for a single script.  It tries to load five separate files named Program and Files and Smith and Poser and Movecolorinwire.py.  Of course it doesn't find any of those files, so it creates 5 new files with really dumb names.

Even dumber, Micro was treated as a folder name, which was added to the Windows 'recent folders' list.

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