Thank you for your message.

>Only dim memory on research a coworker did and I was asked to sit in on his presentation:
>first problem was no reliable real event for all the win versions supported back then
>possible workaround identified was query event log
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>problem not all pc enter the same state/miss some state:
>some went directly into hibernate depending on user sessions
>no real solution, except creating service messaging the app
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>back then considered to rube-goldbergish, went with saving un-persisted data to a local table cache in case of app being removed
>Allready in place was solution to close down all WS across network for (data) maintainance
>perhaps now better hooks, back then considered not worth the programmers time
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>>Hi,
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>>I have a routine that allows closing a VFP 9 application remotely. Basically, when a flag file is present on the server, the timer code (in the VFP 9 application) closes all forms and then closes the application. It works except when a user's PC is locked. At least this is what I found out yesterday with one user.
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>>So, my questions, is it possible to have a code in the VFP 9 application that will close the forms and the app even when the PC is locked?
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>>TIA