>>I have tested this. The ON SHUTDOWN launches a tiny program with a messagebox. Via the Task Manager the messagebox displays AND the option is given to kill anyway. I think that shows at least some respect. However, The Taskkill tool does not at all display the messagebox. It immediately kills vfp.
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>Just in case this is not the same, and may help someone else:
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>Task Killer -
http://www.rsdsoft.com/task_killer/index.php4 - kills it dead on the spot, no questions asked, and often kills what task manager won't. Also unloads services.
Must we be happy with such a harsh killer? Tables may become 'corrupted'. I have corrupted here in quotes because I don't think that tables will get wrong headerinfo, but because they may loose their integrity when VFP was in the middle of some process like a programmed loop.
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