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Richard
Hello,
May not be the right place but hopefully this is an easy one to answer.
I have a small program (KillProg) that DUA runs to close the custom shell,
and to close my application so I can copy new files over. It simply
sendsmessage with a wmClose parameter to the proper form handle.
It worked fine, however, now, I had to add a Form Close Query on the custom
shell, so when a user tries to close the shell, it pops up a Messagebox
asking for confirmation, if yes, then the the shell closes.
Since I added this msgbox, my KillProg causes the input box to popup asking
for confirmation and never shutsdown without user input. Is there a way I
can send a message to Force the shell to close? Something besides wmClose?
When the application sends a shutdown or reboot command, the shell still
pops the message, the system still forces the shell to close and a reboot
occurs, which is as intended.
Thanks,
Richard
May not be the right place but hopefully this is an easy one to answer.
I have a small program (KillProg) that DUA runs to close the custom shell,
and to close my application so I can copy new files over. It simply
sendsmessage with a wmClose parameter to the proper form handle.
It worked fine, however, now, I had to add a Form Close Query on the custom
shell, so when a user tries to close the shell, it pops up a Messagebox
asking for confirmation, if yes, then the the shell closes.
Since I added this msgbox, my KillProg causes the input box to popup asking
for confirmation and never shutsdown without user input. Is there a way I
can send a message to Force the shell to close? Something besides wmClose?
When the application sends a shutdown or reboot command, the shell still
pops the message, the system still forces the shell to close and a reboot
occurs, which is as intended.
Thanks,
Richard