RE: NONMEM priority on windows NT/2000

From: "Bachman, William" <bachmanw@globomax.com> Subject: RE: NONMEM priority on windows NT/2000 Date: Tue, 8 May 2001 12:01:09 -0400 Kudos to Ludger for a simple solution! I haven't tried this with Win 2000 yet, but with NT, I omitted the dummy command "path" and everything that is run in that window when run is low priority. The "target" for the DOS icon was simply: C:\WINNT\system32\CMD.EXE /c start "NONMEM DOS"/LOW /i So you need not create a dummy batch file. You could create a batch file, e.g. nmbatch.bat, with numerous runs in it and run all day (or all week) in low priority. The contents of nmbatch.bat might look like: call nmfe5 101.ctl 101.res call nmfe5 102.ctl 102.res call nmfe5 103.ctl 103.res call nmfe5 104.ctl 104.res Bill