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Hi cassie90
are you talking about windows batch jobs? they can be started as scheduled jobs and then they are not visible, if you configure the job this way.
hope this helps
regards
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Hi cassie90
are you talking about windows batch jobs? they can be started as scheduled jobs and then they are not visible, if you configure the job this way.
hope this helps
regards
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if you double click a bat file you get either a minimized windows in the taskbar or the window itself. try writing another bat locks like this
@echo off
start "window1" /min cmd.exe /c batch1.cmd
start "window2" /min cmd.exe /c batch2.cmd
start "window3" /min cmd.exe /c batch3.cmd
start "window4" /min cmd.exe /c batch4.cmd
echo four minimized background command prompts running four scripts
and run this new one, this will start new batches in background.
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erm. the at command runs only on command prompt right? But I want it to run on the background once I double click the batch file. is that possible?
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you can spend some kudos and make the questions disapear from 'unanswered' answers by clicking the 'correct' button 🙂
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oh. all right. I shall go try it out. Thank you so much (:
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http://support.microsoft.com/kb/313565/EN-US
if you use the /interactive option then you get a window for this job. if you don't use the option, well you will not see a thing 😉
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yeap I'm talking about the windows batch jobs. you mean the scheduled task in windows? May I know how to make it invisible by doing the scheduled task?
