The purpose of this article is to show how to run CMD commands from any applications regardless of its type (MFC, Win32, Console), wait for the results and view them using your own user interface.

As part of our daily work at Secured Globe, Inc., we run pre-made programs that all they do is execute a serious of CMD commands programmatically while responding to the result. That brought be the idea to build a generic tool for that purpose.

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  • command line
  • ShellExecute
  • MFC
  • c++
  • Michael Haephrati
  • Haephrati
  • Secured Globe, Inc

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  • haephrati Posted 2019-08-05
    The perfect way to run CMD commands from a GUI
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