China DOS Union

For example:

In the BAT statement, we only have such a sentence:

NOTEPAD AA.TXT

After running, the BAT window will not disappear until you close the notepad, and then the BAT window will close.

What I want to do is how to make the BAT file window automatically close as soon as NOTEPAD is opened.

I have tried using CALL or START to call NOTEPAD.EXE, but it doesn't work.

It's okay to use start. It was tested successfully under 2003. The content is as follows:

@echo off
start notepad.exe

Brother Shitou seems to be missing a parameter??? START /WAIT program. I don't know if /WAIT is needed in 2003, but it's still needed in the 2000 system. LZ can test it

Originally posted by bagpipe at 2006-3-24 13:31:
Brother Shi Tou seems to be missing a parameter??? START /WAIT program, I don't know if /WAIT is needed in 2003, it's still needed in 2000 system. LZ can test it

I tried it under XP + SP2, no need for /WAIT.
THANK YOU TWO

Heheh, if you add /wait, then you really can't close the cmd window.

Originally posted by Climbing at 2006-3-24 17:15:
Hey, if you add /wait, then the cmd window really can't be closed.

I think I didn't misinterpret the LZ's meaning. The situation I mentioned is under the WIN 2000 system. The LZ's meaning is: "In the BAT statement, we only have such a sentence:

NOTEPAD AA.TXT

After running, the BAT window won't disappear until you close the notepad, and then the BAT window will close." I don't know whether the LZ runs the BAT and then closes the CMD or keeps the CMD window after running and then closes the CMD after ending the program. I don't understand.............................What does the LZ mean!!! Alas

I also encountered this situation. Adding a START solved it. Thanks.