Solve : DOS to Monitor?

1.	Solve : DOS to Monitor?
Answer» Hi I'm very new to the world of dos and I'm hoping to stay away from it as i'm more the easy interface kind of GUI (get it ?) anyway , I was wondering if on a separate monitor or just window it would be possible to show the cmd / dos OUTPUT of any .exe (or most) . E.G- I presume when I sync my IPHONE in iTunes it runs thousands of horribly long lines of dos and these are presented in a nice GUI . Would this be possible ? ThanksClosest thing i can think of that matches what you want is PROCESS Explorer which shows whats going on: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Process_Explorer Quote it can show the command lines used to start a program, allowing otherwise IDENTICAL processes to be distinguished. Thanks Quote from: keirjohnharry on November 11, 2011, 01:28:44 PM E.G- I presume when I sync my iPhone in iTunes it runs thousands of horribly long lines of dos and these are presented in a nice GUI . your presumption is wrong.

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I'm very new to the world of dos and I'm hoping to stay away from it as i'm more the easy interface kind of GUI (get it ?) anyway , I was wondering if on a separate monitor or just window it would be possible to show the cmd / dos OUTPUT of any .exe (or most) .
E.G- I presume when I sync my IPHONE in iTunes it runs thousands of horribly long lines of dos and these are presented in a nice GUI .
Would this be possible ?
ThanksClosest thing i can think of that matches what you want is PROCESS Explorer which shows whats going on: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Process_Explorer

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it can show the command lines used to start a program, allowing otherwise IDENTICAL processes to be distinguished.

Thanks Quote from: keirjohnharry on November 11, 2011, 01:28:44 PM

E.G- I presume when I sync my iPhone in iTunes it runs thousands of horribly long lines of dos and these are presented in a nice GUI .

your presumption is wrong.

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