You can use the scheduler to run a job in a different user context, which makes
it hidden.
If the job doesn't need network access, you can lauch it with the AT command
(runs in system context) or use the RSoon freeware, tip 2395 in the 'Tips &
Tricks' at http://www.jsiinc.com
I presume you mean in the same way you can in Unix OS.
The closest method I can think of is the START command which will run a
command as a new process, e.g.
start dir
will start a new instance of the command prompt and execute the dir command.
Not quite what you're looking for though I expect.
DavieC
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