Gustav Brock
gustav at cactus.dk
Sat Aug 30 03:24:06 CDT 2003
Hi Darren Another option is to create a pif file. In addition to specify the command line for your app, you can specify a bat file to run prior to executing the app. In addition you get control of icon file and window mode. /gustav > I have a batch file that gets the latest server version of an app - copies it locally then sparks it up > So far so good. > My problem is, I want the 'DOS' window to go away after it has sparked up the app. > This is a Win2000 Serv Pack 4 box > I have tried the usual settings in the properties window both for the batch file and the Shortcut. > Minimised the window changed the colours etc etc. > Can't find a switch to actually make it close after it loads the app or 'not' appear in the task bar > Anyone know of a DoCmd.Quit command for dos?