>>Thanks Dragan. I found a simple solution using Windows Scripting Host:
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>>oShell = CREATEOBJECT('WScript.Shell')
>>oShell.Run( '"My Application Name.exe" MyParameter' , , .T. )
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>Both are shells around ShellExecute() calls. Does it also allow to run hidden?
Yes it does - second parameter can be:
a) 0 runs hidden
b) 1 runs normal window
c) 2 runs normal window behind current window
d) 3 runs maximized window
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