Thank you for your advice!
I created a "1.spp" file using the production mode facility. The content is
as follows:
*Creator/owner: chenwu.
*Date: 2008-12-10.
SET MXCELLS=AUTOMATIC .
INSERT FILE='D:\Desktop\1.sps' SYNTAX=BATCH ERROR=STOP.
*Comments:.
* .
*Output Folder: d:\Desktop.
*Exported Chart Format: JPEG File.
*Exported File Format: 0.
*Export Objects: 2.
*Output Type: 0.
*Print output on completion: Off.
*PublishToWeb Cfg GUID: .
*PublishToWeb Objects: 6.
*PublishToWeb Table: 1.
*PublishToWeb UsrID: .
*PublishToWeb Authentication: .
"D:\Desktop\1.sps" is the location of my syntax file.
And then I run it in cmd using the following command :
c:\spsseval\runsyntx.exe 1.spp But the three windows still turn out. Is what
I did wrong ?
2008/12/9 ViAnn Beadle <
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> Use production mode--you'll have to define a job first using the syntax
> that
> you run with the runsyntx.exe command.
>
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> Subject: How to hide the pop-up windows in batch mode?
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> I use the following command to run SPSS from the cmd prompt:
> "c:\spsseval\runsyntx.exe 1.sps"
> It can generate the right output. However, three windows jumped out :
> syntax
> editor, data editor and output window. And they don't shut down after my
> analysis.
> I don't want them to show up during this procedure. How can I do this ?
> Thanks very much!
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> Wu Chen
> Information Management School, WHU
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