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Did that actually work for you? I tried something similar from the Cookbook, although it may have been an earlier edition and couldn't get it to work. However after trolling the net, I found that by adding

$Win32::Process::Create::ProcessObj -> Resume();
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after the code that you have, did the trick.

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In reply to Re^2: Hiding DOS windows that accompany TK by Popcorn Dave
in thread Hiding DOS windows that accompany TK by jbbarnes

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