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Re: WshShell.Run issue - 11/10/2004 11:34:27 PM
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mbouchard
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What do you mean it does not work? What doesn't work about it?
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Re: WshShell.Run issue - 11/11/2004 3:23:18 AM
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Snipah
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Because the application which i start does run, but the script doesn't wait for the app to be closed to continue running. The script runs while the app is loaded, not when it's closed.
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Re: WshShell.Run issue - 11/11/2004 3:26:47 AM
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mbouchard
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I have noticed this happening on some apps that I am loading. It is possible that after launching the app, it is spawning child processes and killing the parent process. Watch the taskmanager to see if this is the case.
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Re: WshShell.Run issue - 11/11/2004 3:33:04 AM
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Snipah
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It doesn't do that, the program itself opens in a NTVDM (16 bit) environment. (so maybe it does do that..., i am officially lost with this. It may be the app that i am trying is too hard to get this done, that would be a shame)
I was also searching for a alternative where i can screen the PID and, just like the AppActivate = FALSE works, tried to handle that with the PID, so far..unsuccessfull
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Re: WshShell.Run issue - 11/11/2004 4:07:46 AM
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mbouchard
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Take a look at www.hiddensoft.com, they wrote AutoIT which has some features that may help you with this.
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