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command prompt window silence
im not sure if this is the correct place to put this, but I am running Apache on Windows XP Pro and whenever I run this php script:
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a command prompt window opens and closes real fast, but the script works fine, I was just wondering if there was a way to hide or stop the command prompt window from popping up like it does |
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To the best of my knowledge, if you want to use an exec command and it is a dos program, the window must display, even as brief as it may be.
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If you can make a shortcut to the file you can run the shortcut using the "start" program. In the shortcut properties you can specify for the program to start minimised. It will still appear in the task bar.
The other way is to make a vb program that shells the program and hides the window, not very efficient though. You should be able to do this via system calls just gotta find out the reference on what to use. |
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