问题
Am tryinging to create a batch file that will be scheduled by windows task scheduler .here is my code
start /min test.bat
"C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe" -tray
TASKKILL /F /IM cmd.exe
however running this in task scheduller causes a bug that runs indefinately which is not desireable.My goal is to run the firefox and the cmd minimized. Using this code with task scheduler works
"C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe" -tray
TASKKILL /F /IM cmd.exe
fine however the firefox and cmd are not minimized.What am i doing wrong?is there a tweek arround it?
回答1:
Short version: You can't do that.
Long Version: When someone makes an application, ie. firefox, the entry point of the program is Winmain() which has several parameters given to it by Windows. The fourth parameter is the only one that matters for this. It tells the program how Windows wants it to open. (How you tell Windows to open it) Later in the program, when the window is actually shown with the showWindow() function, the second parameter tells how the programmer wants the window to be displayed. The programmer can then either send it the fourth parameter windows filled for us in the Winmain() function (How you want it displayed), or he can explicitly tell it how he wants it to open (eg. maximized). If the programmer does this, it doesn't matter how you tell the program to open, because it never uses this variable.
回答2:
You can acctually do this by using an external command line tool.Its called nircmd at it works like charm.Here is a how i did it "nircmd.exe" win hide process "firefox.exe" here is a complete doc on its usage nircmd doc
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15763548/minimize-a-batch-file-and-firefox-while-running