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MS Dos command to run application

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    sohaib_a
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    Hi, I have an application which I launch.This application then has a login window where I input the login details before I can select the anything from the application menu. I need to make an ms-dos command that will launch the application,and pass the login parameters that are specified in the command to login window. Thanks in advance.

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      Hi, I have an application which I launch.This application then has a login window where I input the login details before I can select the anything from the application menu. I need to make an ms-dos command that will launch the application,and pass the login parameters that are specified in the command to login window. Thanks in advance.

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      Garth J Lancaster
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      are you sure there's no simpler way ? you could write an application that does a findwindow to locate the login window, then 'posts' data to the controls etc - a bit of googling and looking here on CP should reveal all the techniques 'g'

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        are you sure there's no simpler way ? you could write an application that does a findwindow to locate the login window, then 'posts' data to the controls etc - a bit of googling and looking here on CP should reveal all the techniques 'g'

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        I searched and found a findwindow function but i don't believe it is for vb.net. Is there a any such thing in vb.net?

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          I searched and found a findwindow function but i don't believe it is for vb.net. Is there a any such thing in vb.net?

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          Cosmic Egg
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          which application is it. check whether it has any command line interface. through which you can pass the username and password.

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