Vb.Net and Windows 98 machines

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Ed Willis

I have a VB.Net application. It runs fine on XP machines but when the user
exits the application on Windows 98 machine the task is still active in
program manager saying that it is not responding. If you manually kill the
application is freezes the machine.

How can I fix the problem?

Thanks.
 
H

Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]

* "Ed Willis said:
I have a VB.Net application. It runs fine on XP machines but when the user
exits the application on Windows 98 machine the task is still active in
program manager saying that it is not responding. If you manually kill the
application is freezes the machine.

Does this even occur with a very simple project (just one form)?

Can you describe your application? Which components do you use?
 
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Ed Willis

Pretty simple application. Only happens when the main window is opened. If
they close the window or close the application the task still runs in the
background. The application is using Crystal Reports 9 and Infragistics
Netadvantage 2003 volume 2. I use the grid and maskedit visual tools. The
window simply fills a dataset and then the visual controls are bound to a
dataview.

Let me know if you have any suggestions,
Thanks.
 
J

Jonathan Boivin

Couldn't you try to add the End command when you are about to
exit the last
loaded form ?!

Master DJon

Ed Willis said:
Pretty simple application. Only happens when the main window is opened. If
they close the window or close the application the task still runs in the
background. The application is using Crystal Reports 9 and Infragistics
Netadvantage 2003 volume 2. I use the grid and maskedit visual tools. The
window simply fills a dataset and then the visual controls are bound to a
dataview.

Let me know if you have any suggestions,
Thanks.
 

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