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I downloaded your program and found it wildly unintuitive. For something that claims to make things easier, I'd expect to be able to build the interface by dragging and dropping parts of the GUI around instead of slogging through some of the worst-organized documentation I've ever seen in a "manual...

Why would you want this? Just interact with the script via the keyboard like normal. No reason to bring the mouse into this. If you want a GUI, don't use a scripting language. Interfacist accelerates the command line with a preset system, Database connectivity and other features. For example you co...

Greetings Gurus, I want to share a truly game changing utility. It allows you to easily build custom user interface front ends for your scripts and batch processes. The name is Interfacist : Interfacist.com Easy Syntax Regex Processing Color Pickers, Numeric Sliders, and other cool controls The UI i...

Thanks for that redirection reference as well.

Thanks for your help!
This worked, took me a minute to understand what you wrote, as you said (I know it's a little confusing )
Using fully qualified path and SysNative
C:\Windows\sysnative\cmd.exe /Q /S /C msconfig.exe

I'm trying to run it from a 32bit program: Tried using an explicit path but that didn't work.
C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe /Q /S /C msconfig.exe

Greetings Gurus, I want to run the msconfig on a 64bit OS from a batch file. Is there a way for the batch file to auto choose which exe is appropriate to run if there are 32bit and 64bit versions? c:\>msconfig.exe 'msconfig.exe' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program ...