Try prefixing your 'winvnc' commands with 'start', i.e.:
start winvnc
in your CMD file. See
start /?
for further information.
Best of luck.
From: "Mag. Arno Schoblocher" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: newbie: start winvnc.exe in a cmd-file Date: Thu, 14 Aug 2003 13:19:17 +0200
Hello!
When i start the VNC-Server in a batchfile with
winvnc
then VNC is started, however, the dos-window just hangs and the batchfile
does not go on with the rest of the commands. the same command works
perfectly when i enter it directly into a dos-box.
i have win2000 SP3.
Thank you
arno
PS:
my complete batchfile would look like this (pls. note that a batchfile with
only "winvnc" as command does not work, too!):
@echo off
set /P myHost="Enter IP: "
winvnc -kill -run
winvnc -connect %myHost%
pause
winvnc -kill
set myhost=
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