Douglas Anderson wrote:
but I have no way of knowing if the app has finished or not as it releases immediately.
Another option is to use declares. You can run the app with CreateProcess and then call WaitForSingleObject from a timer or in a loop. I have an example project that does this, let me know if you want me to send it off list.
The latest version of the Windows Functionality Suite also has this implemented in the folderitem.LaunchAndWait function.
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