backgrounding a process

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chris

Is there a way, when starting a program via a script in
the command prompt, to set it in the background so as it
stays running when the user logs off?

Under Unix I would at the "&" to the end of the command in
a bash shell. Quite simple...

I need to know if there is something similar when working
at the Win2K command prompt.

If there is a better news group to ask this in please let
me know which one.

Thanks all

Chris
 
what you need to do is ensure that the process you want to
start is a service. then you just need to start the
service from the command prompt ( the command to use is
net start "name" and net stop "name" ) you have to install
you;re process as a service first though!!

Hope this helps
 

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