hide python window, con'td

[Larry Bates]

Something that runs all day in the background is a perfect candidate
for being turned into a Service.  That and servicemanager has a good
way of managing the task so that it doesn't take up lots of excess
CPU cycles that a "normal" application would take while sleeping
or unnecessarily looping.  Pick up a copy of Mark Hammond's Python
Programming on Win32 book for example services in Python.  You could
then start/stop the service with service manager or with net start/
net stop commands.

-Larry Bates

Bell, Kevin wrote:
> Great!  And now that it's hiding w/ .pyw, how would I kill it if I want?
> Just log off, or is there a better way?
> 
> Kevin
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