Very basic DOS question

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I have few Bbatch files executed several times a day
through scheduler. When these are executed, the command
prompt screens pop up and it is inconvinience. What
modifications I should do in the batc file (.BAT) to not
opop-up the command prompt screens.

Thx.
 
I have few Bbatch files executed several times a day
through scheduler. When these are executed, the command
prompt screens pop up and it is inconvinience. What
modifications I should do in the batc file (.BAT) to not
opop-up the command prompt screens.

Thx.
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See in a cmd window:
Cmd /?
start /?

And if that doesn't solve your problem have a look at
http://www.commandline.co.uk/cmdow/index.html
 
I have few Bbatch files executed several times a day
through scheduler. When these are executed, the command
prompt screens pop up and it is inconvinience. What
modifications I should do in the batc file (.BAT) to not
opop-up the command prompt screens.
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There are lots of suggestions in these previous message threads:
<http://groups.google.com/groups?selm=RB029.122177$WsS.11831@news01.bloor.is.net.cable.rogers.com>
<http://groups.google.com/[email protected]>
<http://groups.google.com/[email protected]>
(Click "complete thread" to read the answers).
Here's an even more radical idea, but it's not something I'd do on my
own pc: <http://www.jsiinc.com/SUBA/tip0400/rh0438.htm>
 
I have few Bbatch files executed several times a day
through scheduler. When these are executed, the command
prompt screens pop up and it is inconvinience. What
modifications I should do in the batc file (.BAT) to not
opop-up the command prompt screens.
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You can schedule the batch files using AT.EXE. The
default is to run the commands detached and without
interaction with the desktop.
 
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