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The last line in my batch file is pause. Is there any way to add a if condition to see if the script is run within command prompt or by double clicking to execute? I want to skip pause if it’s running in command prompt.
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if not RUN_IN_COMMAND_PROMPT (
pause
)
EDIT:
Hope to find a solution works in Windows Server 2003/2008, WinXP, Win7.
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