AK> Hello All!
AK>  How can I get exit code of DOS-process that have been run using 
AK> WinExec?
AK> Greetings, Alexander 
Alexander, 
WinExec doesn't support this feature.
I don't recall if any of the API calls that will shell a DOS program support 
this or not but I tend to doubt it. In anycase, I can suggest a simple but 
kludgy way to do it...since having a windows program shell a DOS program is 
somewhat kludgy anyway, you shouldn't mind . Anyway, here is what I would 
suggest.  
Write either a batch file or EXE that will call the program. Let that the 
batch file or program capture the return code, write it to  a file and then 
exit. Your program can inspect the file and then delete it.  
i.e. 
MYBATCH.BAT 
@echo off
REM Run MYPROG.EXE and get Errorcode
MYPROG
IF ERRORLEVEL 1 Then echo 1 > ERROR.DAT
IF ERRORLEVEL 0 Then echo 0 > ERROR.DAT 
So, your program just call's the batch or program that does the work and 
let's it execute the program.  
If you wan't to get real sneaky, so there is no evidence that your program 
uses a batch file and to eliminate the need to worry about shipping the file 
with your app or having it not find it, you can make your program create the 
batch file before it makes the call or during start up so it is always there 
and ready to go.  
Hope this helps. 
Steve
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