This is no problem -- I do that in Windows all the time.
Just run
tlist Eudora
I can actually have multiple copies of Eudora (for different users)
simultaneously open, and can determine whether a particular one is running.
Just look at the tlist output.
If no Eudora is running, "tlist eudora" returns no output.
At 11:19 AM 5/25/2001, Morbus Iff wrote:
> - is there somewhere I can run a perl script in the
> background all the time, which will determine if
> Eudora is running, and then every X increments
> change the Eudora signature file?
>
>On OS X, this would be easy - I could just use 'ps' to find out if the
>process was running, and then start modifying the file. But can I do the
>same thing in Windows? And would this work, do you think?
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