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apostolish wrote:

> Until now, when i want to execute an application in windows  OS,  i
> use a batch file.
> For Example: 'test.bat'
> which contains :
> C:\jorbis7\jdk1.4\bin\javaw -classpath
> "C:\jorbis7,.................C:\jorbis7\libX\dx.jar;C:\jorbis7\libX\be
> andt.j ar;
> ............."  prog.Application1
> 
> but when i execute this batch file i have a  d o s   w i n d o w and
> my application (until to close my application),
> How can i avoid the appearance  of this dos window or is there any
> other way to execute my applications?

You can put the same command line into a standard Windows shortcut.
Assuming that you're using Windows XP, right-click on the desktop,
select "New | Shortcut":

1. Enter the complete command-line above for the location of the item.
2. Press "Next".
3. Enter the name of your application.
4. Press "Finish".

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