You may well know that Cubase 6 can export a mixdown directly to Wavelab7.
Cubase does this through a postprocess script named “OpenInWaveLab7.aepp”, which is an xml format file with a .aepp extension, located in the "Program Files\Common Files\Steinberg\Audio Export Post Process Scripts" folder.
The good thing is that you can make your own postprocessing scripts, using “OpenInWaveLab7.aepp” as a template.
This will allow you to choose from a menu in the “Export Audio Mixdown” dialog what application Cubase should send the finished mixdown to.
The icon to be displayed in the menu (if any) should be a 32x32 pixels .png file placed along your .aepp file. Icons are not necessary, however.
Here’s my “OpenInAudacity.aepp” (I extracted the icon from the audacity.exe file and saved it along the script) :
Wow this is a proper pro-tip! I often export files for editing in cool edit or izotope rx so this will definitely save me some precious seconds. Thankyou very much for sharing