I have used this (only the text version registered), but the problem is the size. Consider, an app written with perl/tk, using the tk::text extension, 1.8 meg. That's a big binary to be running! (at least IMHO) And again the cross platform stuff comes up, I'd rather just pop the script out and let it be, it looks like the way I'm going to go is run the code to hide the window if the OS is windows. Why it took someone else to point that out I'll never know :-) (BTW - thanks Adam)

In reply to Re: Re: Hiding the DOS window on Win32 by the_slycer
in thread Hiding the DOS window on Win32 by the_slycer

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