Yup I have played with it for some time and it is not solving my purpose because: 

1. I have to launch a process from within a process which I am not in 
+favour of doing. Also the parameters have to be passed within that fi
+le which i only decide at runtime which is easy to implement but incr
+eases complexity.

2. My process runs in another computer of a domain whcile the exe are 
+thrown from the main node ie hub of domain, as a result the suspend c
+ommands passed would run in my current node ie hub context not on the
+ machine on which i am running the process.

3.Win32::Process::Suspend gives me the freedom to suspend exe running 
+on any node by simply throwing a exe to node and specify its pid to s
+uspend it.

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Second point is the main thing against Win32::Process.@BrowserUk and others any suggestions?

One machine can do the work of fifty ordinary men. No machine can do the work of one extraordinary man. -Elbert Hubbard

In reply to Re^4: Windows process suspend by gautamparimoo
in thread Windows process suspend by gautamparimoo

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