Hi -
A quick look at CPAN revealed Win32::Job. The examples seem to be close to
what you want. I haven't tried this; not sure it will fly under NT. If not,
look at the see-also section.
Please let us know the result - I, for one, may need something like this in
the future.
Aloha => Beau.
Go Boilermakers!
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Subject: executing programs in windows using system
I have a dual processor windows NT machine. I need to execute a .exe file
from
within my perl script but I need to have two copies of this .exe file
running
simultaneously. I can do this by starting two command prompt windows and
typing the command but how can I accomplish this from within a perl script.
I hope my question is clear .
Ganapathy
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