Currently i have the following problem concerning thinbundle:

As it says
there is a way to run thinbundle from a thinbasic-script
- i am missing the most important thing to do so:

What is the magic thinbasic-keyword to run thinbundle and what syntax to use ?

All the #Bundle-combinable keywords that i find in help:
#Bundle File
#Bundle Name
#Bundle Icon
#Bundle Type
#Bundle Version
are to prepare any settings previously to bundle only,

there is no keyword as
Start, Go, Run, Execute, Invoke nor Bundle
that were possible to combine with #Bundle to make it do what it is supposed to from within a script.
trying

SHELL #BUNDLE, "", 10000
#Bundle Now
#Bundle Do #Bundle
#Bundle On

was not succesful

Using from script

OS_SHELL( App_Path & "thinair\thinbasic_Bundle_UI.exe", "d:\tbScripting\Experiments\test.tBasic")

or running it directly from commandline
(%systemroot%\syswow64\cmd.exe and also %systemroot%\system32\cmd.exe )
result in the same Error-Message that says

"thinBasic-Engine not found!"

"thinbasic_Bundle_UI /?"

does not result in any help about commandline-parameters
but also laments that no engine were to find.

So the only way to bundle is using thinAir manually since when using AutoIt, Autohotkey or NirCmd the menu on thinAir will not receive the focus and all keystrokes go to the code-window and the code-windows context-menu is not offering a shortcut to run thinbundle.

Is thinbundle depending on thinAir now? Is there no more other way?