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| Title: | How to start a program in background on Windows NT |
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| Document: | 924087019 |
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| Author: | KS |
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| Keywords: | background,COMMAND,Windows,NT,start,application,execute |
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Q:
How to start a program in background on a Windows NT system?
A:
The ability to start a program in background is provided by a
Window NT command 'start'.
'start' starts a separate window to run a specified program
To get more information about this command please type
start /?|more
To start a Eloquence application in background from
within the current Eloquence program, you succeed with a
combiniation of the Eloquence command 'COMMNAND' and the
Windows NT command 'start'
Since the Eloquence 'COMMAND' executes a system command, the
following Example
COMMAND "!start eloqcore CLOCK,EXAMPLE"
would start the CLOCK Example in background.
Please ensure that the PATH environment variable includes
the path to the Eloquence bin directory.
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