General execution

~	Hide AutoCamos GUI until program finishes. This is depreciated for build time executions since AC's window is now always hidden during the build. ~ Program

!	Don't wait for the program to finish before proceeding, Use this token on its own since most other modes require AC to wait for the program. ! Program

_	No ! token, wait for the program to finish before proceeding. (default) Program

?	Hide the programs interface during execution. ? Program

Capturing and using standard output

<	Send programs output to the log replacing existing content. During the build this token is identical to the << token to prevent deleting log content. < Program

<<	Send programs output to the log appended to existing content. << Program

#< #<<

Send programs output to a message box, on its own or including existing log content. #< Program #<< Program

<? <<?

Send programs output to the GUI help window, on its own or including existing log content. <? Program <<? Program

>	Treat programs output as one or more linefeed delimited kit commands. > Program The format of the output must be: Token Program } Commandline } WorkingDir or Token Program } Commandline } WorkingDir Token Program } Commandline } WorkingDir ...

Console window

-	Open a true console window for the program but do not maintain its handle, which means the window will be owned by the program and will close when the program closes. - Program

+	Open a true console window for the program and maintain its handle, which means the window will remain open after the program closes and until closed by another kit command or via the gui console close menu item. + Program

These tokens are ignored if AutoCamo is running as a console application (patched by DRXL or your PE editor) or in console mode when using the ~SS commandline switch.

When maintaining a console window handle that window is owned by AutoCamo, so closing the window from the dialog X will also close AutoCamo so be careful.