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SORRY... &nbsp;I read your words too quick. Mine is not help for you.
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SORRY...  I read your words too quick. Mine is not help for you.

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Set the properties of COMMAND.COM to be Run Minimized and Close on Exit...<br />
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The command to invoke the batch file also needs the /C switch to let the OS know not to leave COMMAND.COM resident.<br />
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SHELL( &quot;C:\COMMAND.COM /C MyBatch.BAT&quot;), 1<br />
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I have code to the ExecCmd that will run and wait for completion on my web page: <a href="http://www.cyberchute.com/rvbus" rel="ugc">www.cyberchute.com/rvbus</a>.<br />
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M<br />

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Set the properties of COMMAND.COM to be Run Minimized and Close on Exit...

The command to invoke the batch file also needs the /C switch to let the OS know not to leave COMMAND.COM resident.

SHELL( "C:\COMMAND.COM /C MyBatch.BAT"), 1

I have code to the ExecCmd that will run and wait for completion on my web page: www.cyberchute.com/rvbus [http://www.cyberchute.com/rvbus].

M


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When I create a new process (which is a batch file running in a doswindow) with createprocess or shell the window will not close when the batchfile is done (I even tried to put exit as the last command in the batch file but it won't help). By the way how can you minimize the doswindow automatically with createprocess<br />
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Thanks in advance
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When I create a new process (which is a batch file running in a doswindow) with createprocess or shell the window will not close when the batchfile is done (I even tried to put exit as the last command in the batch file but it won't help). By the way how can you minimize the doswindow automatically with createprocess

Thanks in advance

Detecting end of a batchfile in a doswindow and closing it

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