For this you can route the In, Out, and Error objects used by the
console to your own objects.  To do this simply use the Console.SetIn,
Console.SetOut, and Console.SetError equal to your object.  SetIn will
accept a text reader while SetOut and SetError take text writers. Once
you've captured the output you can do what you'd like with it. Hope that
helps.

Have A Better One!

John M Deal, MCP
Necessity Software

Just a note. The std output can and will stall your process if the std out
fills the stdout stream - which is not a lot of output (maybe a screen
full).  So you may need a seperate thread to read process.stdout into your
own output stream until process done.