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Package Types
Kix2Exe can create console based or consoleless packages. Which package type is created, depends on a few conditions. Read more below.
Console based or consoleless packages
Kix2Exe can create two types of packages; console based or consoleless packages. Console based packages use the current console or, if there's no active console, a console will be created in which the script is run.
Consoleless packages will not have a console by itself. If the script still requires a console (because you write to the console), one will be created.
By default Kix2Exe creates console based packages: when you execute a packaged script, a console window is created and script output is shown. There are a few conditions that will cause Kix2Exe to create a consoleless package:
- using wkix32 instead of kix32 (wkix32 creates its own console if needed so there is no need for a default console);
- hiding the console with the hideconsole parameter (no console is required, since it should be hidden);
- resizing the consolesize with the consolesize parameter (you cannot resize the currently active console so a new one is created);
- running the package with different credentials by using the runas feature by specifying the runasuser parameter (you cannot run the script in the current console when running with alternate credentials).