XPost: alt.windows7.general   
   From: V@nguard.LH   
      
   pyotr filipivich wrote:   
      
   > 	I run batch files.  (well 'duh')   
   > 	Sometimes I'll have two or more running, but when I look at the   
   > task bar, all I see of the "title" is "Adminis..."   
   >   
   > 	IF I hover over the mouse, up pops the popup with the full title:   
   > e.G.,  "Administrator: ZZ Home Agent Bat".   
   >   
   > 	Is there a way to eliminate, remove, not display the   
   > "administrator" part, or is that a Feature?   
   > 	It occurs to me,that if I could rename "administrator" to   
   > something shorter (E.G., Adm, Me, ...) that would serve as a   
   > "solution" of sorts.   
      
   Give the batch file a title when you run it, like:   
      
   start "title"     
      
   To see the syntax for the 'start' function, run 'start /?' at the   
   command line.  'start' is an internal function within the command   
   interpreter (cmd.exe).  Sometimes you get "unknown command" if you just   
   start the command line with 'start' (because whatever is the handler   
   doesn't know you are entering a function from within cmd.exe).  In that   
   case, use:   
      
   cmd /c start "title"     
       ^__ or /k depending on how you want the shell to handle stdout   
      
   Remember to enclose the batch file within double quotes if its path or   
   file name have space characters.   
      
   The window title will have a title of " -