Close CMD window

I want to close (or make it disappear, not minimize) the CMD window when I run my application in MS Windows. I start my java application from a batch file. What is the easiest way to do that?
Thanks
Sam

I think
start java <progname> might also work

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That works but it kill both windows.
I take it I need to find the PID on the two windows and only kill the one I want
How do I find the PID?
Is there a better way?

RTSLVU wrote:
chembo wrote:
You can change the title of the command line windows with the TITLE command, i.e. TITLE mycmd_task1 or TITLE mycmd_123.
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As does Taskkill /F /IM "cmd.exe - C:\iperf\iperf -s -u -p50002 -i2 -l300M"
and Taskkill /F /IM "C:\iperf\iperf -s -u -p50002 -i2 -l300M"
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