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Force CMD to allow only one instance
Name: Mantiss Date: March 19, 2002 at 07:18:08 Pacific
Comment:
Hi,
We are dealing with a very bad piece of programming here and I would like to have a quick fix (if it exists) instead of reprogramming it all (no more funds, and no time anyways).
Here's the scoop: We have scripts that are invoked and the script interpretor from the command line (we have a shortcut on the desktop). Is there a way to force is so that once a user clicks on the Icon launching it, it can only have on instance running and a second double-click wouldn't start another cmd session with the interpretor?
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