Actually, this will force the client to try to download WUs from the local
machines port 5001 and also print out a lot of intermediate results.  The
client runs in background simply by starting and minimizing it.  If you want
to hide the client, you need an add-on program to do this.

Mike Ober.

"Damien Mackrill" <mackrill.damien@cathednet.wa.edu.au> wrote in message
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Not sure if this will help but under client properties under active
clients in the command line trye some thing like this

-proxy localhost:5001 -verbose

It will make it run in the background so you do have to see it works
for me