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Hi!<br />
you can use CreateProcess and pass to it string like this:<br />
&quot;cmd /c mybat.bat param1 param2 param3&quot;<br />
&lt;&lt;&nbsp;for windows NT for 95+ you must write:<br />
&quot;command.com /c mybat.bat....&quot;
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Hi!
you can use CreateProcess and pass to it string like this:
"cmd /c mybat.bat param1 param2 param3"
<< for windows NT for 95+ you must write:
"command.com /c mybat.bat...."

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Thank you very much! It works.<br />
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-- pigangel
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Thank you very much! It works.

-- pigangel

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Hello, Experts*<br />
&nbsp; my application is MFC-dialog base program. my program need to have a function like this : when users click a button, a batch file will be executed, and to batch program needs some argument, I don't know how to implement this because I tried &quot;system&quot; and &quot;winexec&quot;, and they didn't work.<br />
&nbsp; can somebody kindly give me some hints, and example will be very appreciated.<br />
&nbsp; Thanks you very much!<br />
<br />
--pigangel
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Hello, Experts*
  my application is MFC-dialog base program. my program need to have a function like this : when users click a button, a batch file will be executed, and to batch program needs some argument, I don't know how to implement this because I tried "system" and "winexec", and they didn't work.
  can somebody kindly give me some hints, and example will be very appreciated.
  Thanks you very much!

--pigangel

How to execute a batch file for application

Kernel and system programming is the process of creating the software necessary for a computer or device to function and operate other programs. Some operating systems (such as Microsoft Windows) are proprietary, but others, such as the various Linux distributions, are open source.