Hello Forum!
Have a need to run the Ranorex Projectname.exe minimized.
There is no parameter foreseen in command line as an argument:
https://www.ranorex.com/help/latest/ran ... earguments
Search here in the entire Forum do not have a result.
Who can help?
Thanks in advance.
Best regards.
How to run the Rx .exe minimized?
Re: How to run the Rx .exe minimized?
Hi,
By exe you mean Ranorex studio or your test exe? And if test exe, what do you want to minimize? There is nothing to be minimized during test run, maybe except progress dialog? And this can be completely hidden during run (either via settings or code). So please specify, what exactly do you want to minimize.
By exe you mean Ranorex studio or your test exe? And if test exe, what do you want to minimize? There is nothing to be minimized during test run, maybe except progress dialog? And this can be completely hidden during run (either via settings or code). So please specify, what exactly do you want to minimize.
Pavel Kudrys
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Re: How to run the Rx .exe minimized?
Show Progress Dialog is disabled (not to cover important things during the tests)
I mean the binary, which was compiled to run the Tests and can be started with Argument like /rx:fast
see attachment.
I mean the binary, which was compiled to run the Tests and can be started with Argument like /rx:fast
see attachment.
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Re: How to run the Rx .exe minimized?
So I guess you don't want to see that console window? Then simply compile the test exe as "windows application", instead of default "console application".
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