Keep Your Run Menu Open to View Its Output
November 13, 2007
When you run some commands in the Run Menu, it closes before you can view the output. Here’s a small trick to make the window stay open after the execution
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When you run some commands in the Run Menu, it closes before you can view the output. Here’s a small trick to make the window stay open after the execution
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