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jt
Is there anything like enditall for Windows XP?
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Tritoneur
jt said:Is there anything like enditall for Windows XP?
EndItAll 1 seems to work fine on Windows XP. Don't know about EndItAll 2.
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Joe
Tritoneur said:EndItAll 1 seems to work fine on Windows XP. Don't know about EndItAll 2.
I have used EndItAll 2.0 on Windows XP Pro without any problems.
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derek / nul
Is there anything like enditall for Windows XP?
Yes, task manager
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Mike Andrade
Nice. Except that it's not. Moron.Yes, task manager
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derek / nul
Nice. Except that it's not. Moron.
It does all that enditall can do?
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Mike Andrade
No it doesn't.It does all that enditall can do?
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Sietse Fliege
jt said:Is there anything like enditall for Windows XP?
SmartClose: http://i.domaindlx.com/bmproductions/smartclose/
Also for Windows 9x/ME
Very versitile. included features e.g.:
+ Two wizards: the Close Programs wizard, for closing all the
programs, and the Restore wizard, to restore a system snapshot.
Both provide an intuitive and clear interface - the latest Windows
2000/XP wizard style - and assist you step by step.
+ Thanks to its SmartClose-technology, most programs can be properly
closed, so that the program can still save its settings and return
memory and resources to the system.
+ In the rare cases that a program can't be properly closed,
SmartClose can use SmartKill to kill the program. Still, all the
memory and resources used by the program will be freed with this
method.
+ If you don't want a program to be closed or killed by SmartClose,
you can add it to a list of 'Protected Programs'.
+ Besides closing programs, SmartClose also closes Explorer and
Internet Explorer windows and saves their current location, so they
can be restored properly later.
+ Disables and restores the screen saver.
+ Stops and restarts Windows NT/2000/XP-services, such as the Task
Scheduler, that can interrupt other processes. On Windows
9x/Millennium, the Task Scheduler can also be disabled and re-enabled.