The lack of user interface means that the application
won??™t provide Ctrl+C handling, so you would need to stop the application using the Task
Manager or an application such as the TaskKill command described in the ???Terminating Tasks with
the TaskKill Command??? section of Chapter 21. Some applications may also allow termination
using Ctrl+Break.
/I Passes the standard command environment to the new window, rather than using any
changes made to the command environment by the current command window. Using this command
line switch ensures that the application won??™t run in a contaminated environment where
an environmental setting could adversely affect the way the application runs.
/MIN Starts the application with the command window minimized.
/MAX Starts the application with the command window maximized.
/SEPARATE Starts 16-bit Windows applications in a separate memory space. Normally, Windows
uses a separate memory space for all 32-bit applications, but a single memory space for all
16-bit applications. Older applications don??™t always use memory correctly, resulting in memory
corruption that can cause other applications to fail.
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