Thread: ebook-convert corrupts Windows XP command.exe environment?
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Old 07-18-2011, 12:15 AM   #5
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Originally Posted by itimpi View Post
I believe the problem occurs to most (if not all) program's written in Python.

Interestingly enough the problem only seems to occur with the Microsoft command line shell - third party ones do not suffer in the same way.

As has been mentioned, the workaround is to use the START command to run commands.
It's not a problem with Windows 7 command line shell. I guess Microsoft fixed whatever was ailing it!
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