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On Fri, 12 Mar 2004 21:46:05 +0000, Tony Hoyle <tmh at nodomain.org> wrote: >However if cvsmailer then calls a console app it is up to it to supply the SW_HIDE >parameter to the subsequent child process. GOT IT! CVSMailer is a console app by itself and when it gets called by CVSNT it stays hidden just like you say. But... The first thing done when the first call is made is that CVSMailer spawns off a detached process by starting itself with a different command line switch. This process is responsible for actually sending the email later. When I look at how it is created I see now that it does not have SW_HIDE specified! I have now corrected this so it will spawn off a hidden window. Just made a test on a W2000 Server and on that one neither the previous nor the new version showed a window. But on an XP-Pro server the console shows up with the previous version but not with the new one. Strange that the operating system behaves differently, the CVSNT service is set to allow desktop interaction on both and it is sunning in the SYSTEM account on both... But consider this solved! I will assemble an updated setup file and post it tomorrow. /Bo (Bo Berglund, developer in Sweden)