wait a minute, that did work correctly. Thanks !
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jay graves wrote:
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> This should work but only lightly tested.
> subprocess.Popen("start telnet.exe -f C:\Folder\output.txt localhost
> 6000",shell=True)
Thanks a lot, but this still didn't launch a seperate telnet window. I
just want the telnet window to open up and do "it's thing" in the
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Ernesto wrote:
> subprocess.Popen("telnet.exe -f C:\Folder\output.txt localhost 6000")
> is improved, but still doesn't launch a SEPERATE window...
This should work but only lightly tested.
subprocess.Popen("start telnet.exe -f C:\Folder\output.txt localhost
6000",shell=True)
You don't say what y
I'm one step closer...
subprocess.Popen("telnet.exe -f C:\Folder\output.txt localhost 6000")
is improved, but still doesn't launch a SEPERATE window...
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I'm trying to launch a seperate telnet window from within my python
program. The command I thought I was supposed to use is below:
os.system("telnet.exe -f C:\Folder\output.txt localhost 6000")
This creates a telnet window inside the current window. This is not
desirable. I need it to launch a
