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I know there's no such command as "ConsoleWaitNotActive",

but is there anyway I can work around to make it possible?

I have a program that activates the DOS console, which takes some time to close depending on the parameters issued to it. You can think of the program as a DOS based encrypter or decrypter as an example.

I need to do other commands only after the program has completed its task.

So far I've tried ProcessWait and WinWaitNotActive types of combinations, they don't work at all.

Any suggestions?

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I know there's no such command as "ConsoleWaitNotActive",

but is there anyway I can work around to make it possible?

I have a program that activates the DOS console, which takes some time to close depending on the parameters issued to it. You can think of the program as a DOS based encrypter or decrypter as an example.

I need to do other commands only after the program has completed its task.

So far I've tried ProcessWait and WinWaitNotActive types of combinations, they don't work at all.

Any suggestions?

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You could run your DOS program using RunWait, see help files


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You could run your DOS program using RunWait, see help files

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Wee~

That was exactly what I was looking for.

Thanks!!

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The speed of sound is defined by the distance from door to computer divided by the time interval needed to close the media player and pull up your pants when your mom shouts "OH MY GOD WHAT ARE YOU DOING!!!"

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