The way this is usually done is by having another program monitoring some parameters or data which the service program provides in an agreed location (e.g. a file somewhere on the file system)In this way the service program quitely runs on its own and the monitoring program --which can be started and stopped independently-- gives a view into the service program.
CountZero "If you have four groups working on a compiler, you'll get a 4-pass compiler." - Conway's Law
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Using *which* instructions published before? Please show a link to what you mean, or list them here.
Generally, running something as a service means it doesnt require user interaction, so what are you running, and why does it?
I'm going to guess that you didnt allow the service interaction with the current user, or you're running it as a user which can't do this, so the UI just doesn't get shown.
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Mr C.
I know that it looks stupid, but I would like to show only the display so that we can see the status. I have used srvany from windows resource kit to install it as service. | [reply] |