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Anonymous   11-02-2004 at 03:24:04 PM

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I make "run as" of a .bat file that starts a .fwd file; it works well but
i have to close the window with the dos command (file .bat), i would like
this doesn't happen, is it possible?

Thank in advance

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null   11-02-2004 at 06:32:48 PM
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ezio wrote:

> I make "run as" of a .bat file that starts a .fwd file; it works well but
> i have to close the window with the dos command (file .bat), i would like
> this doesn't happen, is it possible?
>
> Thank in advance

I think I understand what you want. Would the command

Exit

at the end of the batch file do it?

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Anonymous   11-02-2004 at 07:35:14 PM
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"ezio" <ezio@discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote in news:15EBEFEB-473C-4CC4-A479-A7F78FD1F2BB@microsoft.com:
> I make "run as" of a .bat file that starts a .fwd file; it works well
> but i have to close the window with the dos command (file .bat), i
> would like this doesn't happen, is it possible?
>
> Thank in advance

Use "cmd /c <program>" to run your batch file. The shell will exit when
the program exits. You really don't explain well what is starting what,
so it might be that you need to use the start command, as in "[cmd /c]
start /b <program>". Run "cmd /?" and/or "start /?" to see how to use
them.

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