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If we are going to "Reject and edit," we should probably use the proper grammar
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Run5k
Run5k
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I would start a second cmd shell, something like:

start "" Cmd.exe %~0 parameters

just to give each iteration of the batch file its own command shell.

Note by OP: I had to do the following:

start cmd.exe /C %~0 parameters

I would start a second cmd shell, something like:

start "" Cmd.exe %~0 parameters

just to give each iteration of the batch file its own command shell.

Note by OP: I had to do:

start cmd.exe /C %~0 parameters

I would start a second cmd shell, something like:

start "" Cmd.exe %~0 parameters

just to give each iteration of the batch file its own command shell.

Note by OP: I had to do the following:

start cmd.exe /C %~0 parameters
made OP edit a supplement so as not to change original post
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fixer1234
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I would start a second cmd shell, something like:

start "" Cmd.exe %~0 parameters

start "" Cmd.exe %~0 parameters

just to give each iteration of the batch file its own command shell.

Note by OP: I had to do:

start cmd.exe /C %~0 parameters

I would start a second cmd shell, something like:

start "" Cmd.exe %~0 parameters

just to give each iteration of the batch file its own command shell.

I would start a second cmd shell, something like:

start "" Cmd.exe %~0 parameters

just to give each iteration of the batch file its own command shell.

Note by OP: I had to do:

start cmd.exe /C %~0 parameters
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Larryc
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I would start a second cmd shell, something like:

start "" Cmd.exe %~0 parameters

just to give each iteration of the batch file its own command shell.