winoldap

I try to run an executable program using shell function from vb6 like this:
Shell "net time \\server /set /yes", vbHide
It works properly, but I have a "winoldap" appears in my ctrl-alt-del list, and it won't disappears when the process successfully done, neither the form unloaded or the application closed.
Is there anyone can help me solve this problem?

Thanks,
Rudy.

Isn't winoldapp DOS? It appears in my Ctrl+alt+del list when i boot my machine from when DOS loads at the beginning, but then subsequently disapears soon after... I presume when it has finished loading some of my hardware, it kills itself.

Please supply more information, for example, is winoldapp in the ctrl+alt+del list before you shell the app?

Laterz

REM

I have 2 computer with windows 98 installed, connected by a network. One named "SERVER", and the other named "PC01". I want to synchronize PC01's clock with SERVER.
Usually I run from MS-DOS Prompt by doing this:
c:\windows\>net time \\server /set /yes
But this time I want to run this every time I start the application that I've created with visual basic 6.
I insert this statement in my mainform load event:
Private Sub Form_Load()
Shell "net time \\pc01 /set /yes", vbHide
End Sub
After this process done, "winoldap" (not winoldapp) appears in my ctrl-alt-del task list.
I'll send my ctrl-alt-del task list screen printed (winoldap.bmp) to your email.
Thanks very much for your attention.

Rudy.