IrfanView Extract Single Page Images from MultiPage Tiffs

Hello,
I'm using a BAT file with many lines like the following:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\IrfanView\I_View32.exe" C:\MultiPage.tif /extract=(C:\SinglePages,jpg)
To convert multi-page tifs to single page jpgs. It is working well, however after each individual line command completes, the multi-page tif opens and i have to close it before the process continues. Is there a modification i can make to my command to stop the original image from opening?
Thank you,
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