Roger,

 When I have run a process using an AT command, the only way to kill is to
use task manager on the server and kill it as a process, not an
application.

Can notes not be run as a service?

If you need to interact with it as a console, I suppose you could issue a
batch file with the start command and the ntserver.exe.  There are parms to
control how a pgm starts in this command.  I do not know what will happen
when people log off and on.

Good luck,
Dan T.

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> From: Roger Nadler <Roger_Nadler AT SONYMUSIC DOT COM>
> From: Roger Nadler <Roger_Nadler AT SONYMUSIC DOT COM>
> To: ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
> Subject: ADSM and Lotus Notes
> Date: Thursday, October 09, 1997 2:34 PM
>
> I am running ADSM as a service on a Windows NT 4.0. I can issue the
> preschedulecmd "C:\notes\nserver.exe -q" and the notes server stops in an
> orderly fashion. When I issue the postschedulecmd "c:\notes\nserver.exe".
> The server starts up but I can't find it at the server. It doesn't appear
> in a task listing. If I try to start the service, it tells me it is
already
> running, but I can't get access to the console. I can go to a client and
> enter into the console mode, and see the server, but it's no where to be
> found on the server itself. Anybody got a clue???????