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    <p>I'm not sure that is even possible - well at least not using some plain simple API.</p> <p><em>Please note that I have not found (although I tried) any information on the web that <strong>directly confirms</strong> that, but here is how I come to this conclusion.</em></p> <p>The console in Windows is its own subsystem, managed by <code>csrss.exe</code> (and starting with Windows Vista also <code>conhost.exe</code>, but I digress). It has it's own set APIs (<code>AttachConsole</code>, <code>WriteConsole</code>, etc.) and you can only have one "console" per process.</p> <p><code>CMD.EXE</code> on the other hand is just another console mode application, that just happens to use the console and being launched it a console window. You can observe this effect, by launching a different console mode application and watch the process tree in e.g. Process Explorer: there is no CMD.EXE parent process (but rather it is Explorer or whatever you used to start it - including of course CMD.EXE).</p> <p>Thus far I was trying to show the difference between "the console" and <code>CMD.EXE</code>, batch files, or console mode applications in general.</p> <p>So when in <code>CMD.EXE</code> you use <code>&gt; CON</code> you are actually causing the same effect as doing a write to <code>CONOUT$</code> in native applications (or your typical write to <code>/dev/console</code> on a UNIX-like OS). There doesn't seem to be a direct equivalent for managed code, as <code>Console.Out</code> and <code>Console.Error</code> equal <code>stdout</code> and <code>stderr</code> in native applications (or <code>1</code> and <code>2</code> as file descriptors in <code>CMD.EXE</code>).</p> <p>Having all that said, when you start a process you're only enabled to redirect it's standard output and standard error streams, but not (per se) the messages it writes to the console (or <code>CONOUT$</code> handle). I guess that would be the same as trying to redirect output that a process writes to some file, which is also not (generically) possible.</p> <p>You could possible achieve this using some hooking or injecting something inside the child process to grab the console output.</p> <p>Being not able to easily do this, is also (one of) the reason(s) why writing a complete terminal (i.e. console window, not <code>CMD.EXE</code>!) replacement for Windows is not easily possible and requires some hacks or workarounds.</p>
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