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  • Subject: Re: STRPCCMD
  • From: "Dennis Lovelady" <dennis@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Tue, 13 Apr 1999 06:59:30 -0400

Hi, Eric:

From: Eric Panissard <EPanissard@idt.pf>
Date: Monday, April 12, 1999 10:26 PM


>On a Win95 PC with Client Access and 5250 emulation :
>we use, in a CL program, the command "STRPCCMD" to execute an ".EXE" program
>(written in C language).
>Each time we use "STRPCCMD" a non required DOS window appears.
>Is anybody knows a way to non display (or reduce ?) this window ?
>Is there an other and best way to execute a DOS command in full transparency
>for users?

In order to prevent the DOS window from appearing, the program has to be
written to the Windows API, even if you have no screen/print output.  When
you create a Windows program, the program initialization is completely
different, and the DOS window is avoided.

HTH
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Dennis Lovelady                    Simpsonville, SC
mail: dennis@lovelady.com
URL:  http://lovelady.piedmont.net
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