"r t" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
this works, but the problem is the commad prompt stays open in the
background cluttering up my desktop.
So,
1. How do i close the command prompt after starting my program???
You don't. Instead you arrange for it not to open in the first place!
The trick is to
On Sat, Aug 9, 2008 at 3:33 PM, r t <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> currently i have a batch file that is associated with .txt extentions
> so when i double click on a text file, windows runs the batch file that then
> sends command line args to MY text editor program..."Texteditor.py", instead
> of M
currently i have a batch file that is associated with .txt extentions
so when i double click on a text file, windows runs the batch file that then
sends command line args to MY text editor program..."Texteditor.py", instead
of Microsofts *feature rich* Crappad. :-P
this works, but the problem is th
