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+2  Q: 

How can I run multiple Perl scripts on Windows without opening separate command windows?

I have as many as ten Perl scripts to run on a Windows server. Is there something better than opening a new prompt for each script and having ten windows open on your server?

+4  A: 

You could run them as services. Look into Win32::Daemon.

ldx  2010-10-14 06:57:02
Nice way if you develop a new application or can change the code.
Konerak  2010-10-14 07:48:48
+2  A: 

Run each program in the background. For this, you only need one prompt window. Use the start command.

daxim  2010-10-14 07:20:31
Good QND hack without modifying any code.
Konerak  2010-10-14 07:49:13

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