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> actually wkix does not open any console window
> unless your script says so.
> this means that if you have output in your script
>like "hello everyone!" , it will create a console.
> this can be overriden with the I-switch.
I had the .kiw extension associated with:
\WINNT\WKIX32.EXE "%1"
and when used with a script run from a shortcut on the desktop consisting only of a messagebox() I got the flash of a console when the script ended.
Adding the /I to it via:
\WINNT\WKIX32.EXE "%1" /I
got it to run with no flash.
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