Handling Process.Close event

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Joshua T. Moore

If application A sends a Process.Close message to application B, is there an
event handler in application B to handle it? The problem is that
application A sends the close message to application B, but since B has
modal dialogs up, it doesn't close. I don't want to send a Process.Kill
because then the user would not have the option of saving (or not saving) on
exit.

Thanks,
J
 
Joshua said:
If application A sends a Process.Close message to application B, is there an
event handler in application B to handle it? The problem is that
application A sends the close message to application B, but since B has
modal dialogs up, it doesn't close. I don't want to send a Process.Kill
because then the user would not have the option of saving (or not saving) on
exit.

Thanks,
J
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Handle the Closing event. Then if you don't want it to close, set
e.Cancel = true.

John
 
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