Thanks for the responses. I didn't want to use halt, because the script is supposed to print it's output and exit. If I were running a python script, I wouldn't want it to leave me in the python interpreter when I was done. Also, if I put halt in the script, then I'm changing the script because of the platform it's being run on, and it's no longer platform independent. Were there technical reasons that prevented the interpreter in windows from running within a command prompt, rather than it's own window? Thanks again.
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