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Thanks

I will check this out

I'd like to write something to notify our front office when a staff person is out of the office.

There would be a client app that the user selects either "In Office" or "Out of Offic ...

I want to parse through a list of text, line by line, and replace certain terms with other terms (hard coded)

is there an easy way to go about this? I'm not really sure where to start....

how to i read the initial values from the ini file? or are they somehow automatically loaded as variables? I want it to be a 2 way thing, mainly to read the settings into my script

seems to die after the 2 second wait period. I think its cos it's a batch file, not an exe that i';m calling? and i'm running it hidden. I think i;ll just give up on the progress bar altogether!

I want them to be static settings, but edit-able if needed. They are settings that must be remembered each time the program is used, but handy to have in the ini file to change at a later date if need ...

my "testprog.exe" is a batch file with a heap of switches at the end (picked out by the user) it doesnt seem to let the batch file complete properly with this method. I May have a play with it and see ...

if you work it out i'd be interested to see it, probably would make better use of my application rather than waiting until it's all complete to see the progress

will that use more CPU usage to run the loop?

Is the loop simple to code up?

thanks for that, however it doesnt show a 100% full progress bar upon completion, and it still stops animating while the program waits for the batch file to finish running....

I'd actually like to know how to make a progress bar move (infinately) while i run a batch file, then complete the progress bar when the batch file finishes....

is this possible with a modification ...

i'm doing something where i print the results from the batch file to a text file, then read the text file into a list... you can echo to a text file like this:

ECHO>>C:\TEXT.TXT TEXT GOES ...

I want to store a heap of variables for different parts of my script in a text file (ini file to be exact) so that they can be edited at a later date, without recompiling.

Is there an easy way of ...