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Old 07-23-2009, 10:10 AM  
pstation
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I dont believe there's an easy way to do this, from a straight batch script at least.

I suppose you could write a powershell script and use System.Diagnostics.Process to basically encapsulate the process and control it that way. then you could just call process.Start() and process.Close()

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