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Rob C
I have a batch file that executes when the user clicks on
an icon on their desktop. The batch file copies down new
files from a server and then launches our executable.
My problem is that the COMMAND window stays open after
execution of the batch file. Is there a way to close the
command window without terminating the application that
gets launched from it?
The script is printed below.
Regards,
-Rob
ECHO OFF
IF EXIST C:\CMS\CMSDesktop.exe replace /U
\\myserver\cms\CMSDesktop.exe C:\CMS
replace /U \\myserver\cms\forms\*.* C:\CMS\forms
C:\CMS\CMSDesktop
ECHO ON
an icon on their desktop. The batch file copies down new
files from a server and then launches our executable.
My problem is that the COMMAND window stays open after
execution of the batch file. Is there a way to close the
command window without terminating the application that
gets launched from it?
The script is printed below.
Regards,
-Rob
ECHO OFF
IF EXIST C:\CMS\CMSDesktop.exe replace /U
\\myserver\cms\CMSDesktop.exe C:\CMS
replace /U \\myserver\cms\forms\*.* C:\CMS\forms
C:\CMS\CMSDesktop
ECHO ON