>>ShellExecute doesn't return the value that GetExitCodeProcess needs. It returns the instance handle, not the process handle, which is what's required. If you were to start the process with CreateThread() I think (but am not 100% sure) that you'll get the value you need.
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>CreateProcess(), not CreateThread(). CreateThread() launches a thread in the memory context of the current process. VFP has kittens if you try this...


Thanks Ed. I knew it was one of those two (I first typed CreateProcess()).

BTW, I finally got MS Client for Netware going (don't ask about the gruesome details:-)). I'll post back on that other thread as soon as I've got some more info.