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Your correct!<br />
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&nbsp; I don't have the flag listing of winexec, so I couldn't check the syntax. <br />
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BUT WHY DOES THE SYSTEM GO TO DOS IF I USE ...<br />
winexec( &quot;c:\\dos\\xcopy.exe Path1 path2 /f&quot;, SW_SHOWMINIMIZED&quot;;<br />
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STILL NEED HELP<br />
bradz@intergate.bc.ca<br />
thanks!<br />
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Your correct!

  I don't have the flag listing of winexec, so I couldn't check the syntax.

BUT WHY DOES THE SYSTEM GO TO DOS IF I USE ...
winexec( "c:\\dos\\xcopy.exe Path1 path2 /f", SW_SHOWMINIMIZED";

STILL NEED HELP
bradz@intergate.bc.ca
thanks!




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I think that my copy of turbo 4.5 is missing some parts of header files!? <br />
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example being that ..<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;winexec( &quot;c:\\dos\\example.exe&quot; , SW_NORMAL );<br />
WORKS FINE!!<br />
<br />
But using the SW_MINIMIZED setting doesn't??<br />
<br />
Were can I get a updated header files on the net, and the documentation??<br />
<br />
bradz<br />

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I think that my copy of turbo 4.5 is missing some parts of header files!? 

example being that ..
   winexec( "c:\\dos\\example.exe" , SW_NORMAL );
WORKS FINE!!

But using the SW_MINIMIZED setting doesn't??

Were can I get a updated header files on the net, and the documentation??

bradz


borland turbo c++ header files??

C++ is an intermediate-level general-purpose programming language, not to be confused with C or C#. It was developed as a set of extensions to the C programming language to improve type-safety and add support for automatic resource management, object-orientation, generic programming, and exception handling, among other features.