Hi Dolphin,
I was finally able to figure out what's going on here. So I'm assuming
you're talking about the 'Running Programs' list in the Memory section of
the control panel. It appears that the way this works is that a WM_CLOSE
is sent to the form selected when you click 'Stop'. Whether it displays
the 'Program not responding' dialog seems to be based upon whether the form
has been fully destroyed. So, our dialogs are reusable (by design) and
therefore are not normally destroyed when they are closed.
If you'd like to make your dialogs not cause this dialog bog to appear, you
can manually force them to be destroyed, by calling Form.Dispose after the
call to Form.ShowDialog. Keep in mind that if you just press 'Cancel'
rather then 'End Task', your program will continue on (it's not really not
responding).
Ideally, we'd like to see this Running Programs list not be form-based and
be process based instead. But this should at least clear up some
confusion.
-Katie
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| Subject: How can I safe exit my application when the user terminates the
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| Date: Sat, 23 Aug 2003 00:57:24 +0800
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| Commonly, the application will receive the closing message when the user
| terminates the application from control panel. But if a modal dialog of
the
| application has been opened, and the user tries to terminate the
application
| from the control panel, the application will have no response.
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| How can I solve this problem?
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