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[bobheart]

have this code and want it to kill the smenu.exe but it is staying open after it runs.

Run("C:\smenu.exe", "", @SW_HIDE)
ProcessClose("C:\smenu.exe")
ProcessClose("C:\WINDOWS\system32\cmd.exe")
Exit

I can't get the cmd.exe to close or the smenu.exe .
I open my Process to look and they are both running and if I have done it a few times they are all there .

Edited by bobheart, 07 June 2004 - 01:20 AM.

[CyberSlug]

Process names are executables without the full path, e.g., "notepad.exe" or "winword.exe"

ProcessClose("smenu.exe")
ProcessClose("cmd.exe")

[bobheart]

No won't kill them . well it kills the cmd.exe But I can't kill that smenu.exe . it has that damn nag screen that it wants you to click anykey to close it . how could i just do a keypress then that would close it .

[bobheart]

Thats ok i got it to work now . thanks for the help .

[tutor2000]

No won't kill them . well it kills the cmd.exe But I can't kill that smenu.exe . it has that damn nag screen that it wants you to click anykey to close it . how could i just do a keypress then that would close it .

Is that still the shareware program you're messing with?

What does it do?

Rick

[bobheart]

It will take a bat file and make an exe out of it .
There is a free one that does the samething but it runs on command to use it and I can't seem to get it to work .
I did find some cool programs that work good
http://www.bartdart.com/
I like the kill proc
KillProc will terminate a process given a window name. It is useful for scripting when you will not know the name of the process, or you only want to terminate a process if a certain window title appears. Terminating a process will close all windows associated with the process.
I made a butch file with it and run it afater the other one rus and it kills it just fine ..