You have two choices: 1) You can use Windows Scheduler to run the script in the background. I have lots of scripts that I do this with.
2) You can convert the script into a Windows Service, which will run in the background continuously. I know of no way to manually start something in the foreground and have it execute in the background (unlike on Linux). Larry Bates Harlin Seritt wrote: > Hi, > > I have a script.py that is converted to .exe using py2exe. From another > script I call script.exe and would like to be able to run this > script.exe in the background (as well as in console -- giving the user > some simple options). How can I make this happen? > > thanks, > > Harlin > -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
