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Source the script and type rcExport2AE; for the Interface.
If you did this then something will happen, if there is an error let me know what that error is so that I can help you further.
Let me know if that helps!
The way that scripts work in Maya is you source procedures by selecting them to be sourced in the script editor, and then run them by typing their name. I do not have this script auto execute because I source it at startup and then when I need it, I click a button on the shelf that has the command "rcExport2AE;". If you add the line "rcExport2AE;" at the end of the script it will do the same thing. Capitalization matters. Refer to my response to Kevin for another way to do it! There are lots of ways to run scripts in Maya. I'll consider auto-executing the script for the online version.
Kevin Christopher
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