Batch File

[Guest]

I have created a batch file to run Azureus with a fixed amount of memory:

Azureus.exe -J-Xmx64m

It works just fine, but after Azureus loads, the batch file window is still
open. How can I configure the batch file so that the window closes after it
is executed?

Thanks.

 

[Bill James]

Try adding exit as the last line.

 

[Steve Shattuck]

I have created a batch file to run Azureus with a fixed amount of memory:

Azureus.exe -J-Xmx64m

It works just fine, but after Azureus loads, the batch file window is
still
open. How can I configure the batch file so that the window closes after
it
is executed?

Use the start command instead, i.e start Azureus.exe -J-Xmx64m

If it still doesn't disappear add the exit statement at the end

 

[Pop`]

I have created a batch file to run Azureus with a fixed amount of
memory:

Azureus.exe -J-Xmx64m

It works just fine, but after Azureus loads, the batch file window is
still open. How can I configure the batch file so that the window
closes after it is executed?

Thanks.

The Start command should do that.
Start /? for help on the switches.

Like:
start "" "c:\myprog" %1

I'd have responded sooner but had a brain-block! <g>
Pop

 

[Pegasus \(MVP\)]

Adding "exit" as the last line will never make a difference -
all batch files terminate automatically after they have
executed the last line.


Try adding exit as the last line.

 

[Peter D]

Write the batch file cleanly/properly -- use "Start" at beginning and "Exit"
(or "End???) when done.

 

[Pegasus \(MVP\)]

Why use "Exit" at the end? It's totally superfluous! And "End"
will certainly not work.