How to open two files (first hidden) in vbscript?
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I want to open two files a row (first hidden) in vbscript. I have wrote script that opens only one hidden file, but I have no idea how to open second.
'HideBat.vbs
CreateObject("Wscript.Shell").Run "file.txt", 0, True,
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I want to open two files a row (first hidden) in vbscript. I have wrote script that opens only one hidden file, but I have no idea how to open second.
'HideBat.vbs
CreateObject("Wscript.Shell").Run "file.txt", 0, True,
vbscript
asked Nov 20 at 14:01
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I want to open two files a row (first hidden) in vbscript. I have wrote script that opens only one hidden file, but I have no idea how to open second.
'HideBat.vbs
CreateObject("Wscript.Shell").Run "file.txt", 0, True,
vbscript
asked Nov 20 at 14:01
Zarombisty Jaszczór
31
I want to open two files a row (first hidden) in vbscript. I have wrote script that opens only one hidden file, but I have no idea how to open second.
'HideBat.vbs
CreateObject("Wscript.Shell").Run "file.txt", 0, True,
vbscript
vbscript
asked Nov 20 at 14:01
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31
asked Nov 20 at 14:01
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asked Nov 20 at 14:01
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asked Nov 20 at 14:01
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asked Nov 20 at 14:01
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One would expect this to work by just duplicating the line of code you already have. The second parameter (0) would then hide the window.
However, when looking at the documentation for this parameters, it appears that Not all programs make use of this. Indeed, when I try this on my machine, which has Notepad++ as default editor for .txt files, the window is not hidden. Other options, such as 'Minimize' (7) will work, but only if the application is not yet opened.
Maybe you could update your question and tell is what it is you want to achieve. There may be other ways to do it.
answered Nov 20 at 15:13
Berend
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Yes, you have the right. I have deleted ", 0" and now it works :) Thanks
– Zarombisty Jaszczór
Nov 20 at 15:23
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1 Answer
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up vote
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down vote
accepted
One would expect this to work by just duplicating the line of code you already have. The second parameter (0) would then hide the window.
However, when looking at the documentation for this parameters, it appears that Not all programs make use of this. Indeed, when I try this on my machine, which has Notepad++ as default editor for .txt files, the window is not hidden. Other options, such as 'Minimize' (7) will work, but only if the application is not yet opened.
Maybe you could update your question and tell is what it is you want to achieve. There may be other ways to do it.
answered Nov 20 at 15:13
Berend
1,4961713
Yes, you have the right. I have deleted ", 0" and now it works :) Thanks
– Zarombisty Jaszczór
Nov 20 at 15:23
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
One would expect this to work by just duplicating the line of code you already have. The second parameter (0) would then hide the window.
However, when looking at the documentation for this parameters, it appears that Not all programs make use of this. Indeed, when I try this on my machine, which has Notepad++ as default editor for .txt files, the window is not hidden. Other options, such as 'Minimize' (7) will work, but only if the application is not yet opened.
Maybe you could update your question and tell is what it is you want to achieve. There may be other ways to do it.
answered Nov 20 at 15:13
Berend
1,4961713
Yes, you have the right. I have deleted ", 0" and now it works :) Thanks
– Zarombisty Jaszczór
Nov 20 at 15:23
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
One would expect this to work by just duplicating the line of code you already have. The second parameter (0) would then hide the window.
However, when looking at the documentation for this parameters, it appears that Not all programs make use of this. Indeed, when I try this on my machine, which has Notepad++ as default editor for .txt files, the window is not hidden. Other options, such as 'Minimize' (7) will work, but only if the application is not yet opened.
Maybe you could update your question and tell is what it is you want to achieve. There may be other ways to do it.
answered Nov 20 at 15:13
Berend
1,4961713
One would expect this to work by just duplicating the line of code you already have. The second parameter (0) would then hide the window.
However, when looking at the documentation for this parameters, it appears that Not all programs make use of this. Indeed, when I try this on my machine, which has Notepad++ as default editor for .txt files, the window is not hidden. Other options, such as 'Minimize' (7) will work, but only if the application is not yet opened.
Maybe you could update your question and tell is what it is you want to achieve. There may be other ways to do it.
answered Nov 20 at 15:13
Berend
1,4961713
answered Nov 20 at 15:13
Berend
1,4961713
answered Nov 20 at 15:13
Berend
1,4961713
answered Nov 20 at 15:13
Berend
1,4961713
1,4961713
Yes, you have the right. I have deleted ", 0" and now it works :) Thanks
– Zarombisty Jaszczór
Nov 20 at 15:23
add a comment |
Yes, you have the right. I have deleted ", 0" and now it works :) Thanks
– Zarombisty Jaszczór
Nov 20 at 15:23
Yes, you have the right. I have deleted ", 0" and now it works :) Thanks
– Zarombisty Jaszczór
Nov 20 at 15:23
Yes, you have the right. I have deleted ", 0" and now it works :) Thanks
– Zarombisty Jaszczór
Nov 20 at 15:23
add a comment |
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