Nate Walz

Is there a way to minimize the window, or play in the background? I have tried the -f0 option for no display, but that is not what i am looking for, -fl option displays one line of information, but the CMD window size is still the same. I am using dBase to RUN MPXPLAY see line below: RUN MPXPLAY -fl -xel -pss FILE FOOLPRF.WAV

I would like to hide the autoexec.bat instructions from displaying in the command window when the user starts vDOS. Is this possible?

Adding CMD after RUN works, but it requires the user to exit CMD and return to the program in vDOS. It does not automatically return to vDOS. I was not able to make CScript.exe available by a path setting. But, I was able to copy CScript.exe to the current dBase directory and it worked. I think I am getting confused with the path setting for vDOS vs dBase. In my dBase program I have tried adding: SET PATH TO C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEMS32 RUN CSCRIPT EMAIL.VBS This returns a BAD COMMAND error I also tried...

Thank you Jos, very helpful!

One of our dBase V programs calls a VB Script. code (RUN CSCRIPT EMAIL.VBS). In DOS this works. In vDOS I get an error "Bad Command or File Name". Is this possible with vDOS, or can you recommend a way to get this to work? Thanks, Nate

We have been evaluating vDos over the past couple of weeks and are impressed with the ease of use. Our dBase files are located on a Windows 2003 server. vDos will not run on Windows Server 2003. Will vDos run on Windows 2012, 2016 servers?