I'm calling dosbox from a button of another windows program. I don't want the extra console dos box to appear so I'm using the "noconsole" command line option. As the manual suggests, two files are created to contain the standard and error outputs:

-noconsole (Windows Only)
Start DOSBox without showing DOSBox Status Window (console).
Output will be redirected to stdout.txt and stderr.txt

However in my situation, I rarely if ever want to see these files. Since I have a cd command in the command line as well, these files appear in the folder that I am cd'ing to and my disk eventually gets littered with many of these zero length stdout.txt and stderr.txt files.

Is there anyway to tell dosbox not to create these files, or to delete them when dosbox exits if the file is empty? Or another solution would be if there was a way to redirect them to some harmless place (perhaps my ramdisk?).

Any suggests will be most appreciated. Thanks.
~Paul