[justsaying2008]

I have a program that performs several commands on the end users computer. When each command runs, a seperate black box opens up then closes once procedure is complete. ( one for the mapping, one for the copy, one for the opening of word) Is there any way to hide these cmd boxes. Below is the command that I use to map a drive copy a file open in word save, print then close. This works very well for our program besides the annoying black boxes.I do not have this in a script because the ip addresses, drive letters and document names are different each time.


cmd /c net use b: \\192.168.60.138\images\data password /user:administrator /P:no & copy b:\col1.DOC c:\omnitmp && (start regedit /s b:\sqlsecuritycheck.reg & mkdir c:\omnitmp & erase c:\omnitmp\* /Q & copy b:\wmerg.csv c:\omnitmp & net use b: /delete & start winword.exe -q c:\omnitmp\col1.doc /mMailMergeToPrinter) ||net use b: \\192.168.60.138\images\data /P:no && (start regedit /s b:\sqlsecuritycheck.reg & mkdir c:\omnitmp & erase c:\omnitmp\* /Q & copy b:\col1.DOC c:\omnitmp & copy b:\wmerg.csv c:\omnitmp & net use b: /delete & start winword.exe -q c:\omnitmp\enc.doc /mMailMergeToPrinter /mFileSave /FileExit)

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Hi,

How did you run all that commands? Its a run command with all that commands as a command argument?

I would say to generate a batch file with every command line above and then execute the batch file hidden or minimized.

[SleepyDude]

Hi,

How did you run all that commands? Its a run command with all that commands as a command argument?

I would say to generate a batch file with every command line above and then execute the batch file hidden or minimized.