Yep,
It can
all be done in scripting - Assuming you are on Win2K/XP and I think NT4 sp6a .
In either case the MSDN stuff on script host has a example that does exactly
this. I only looked at it quickly, but it used COM objects to access the task
list and kill the process - so of course the
Our users are on a controlled environment where they can't
use ctrl-alt-del and task manager, to kill something that has bombed. Currently
they have a script program called Application Killer (written in-house), which
gives them limited access to kill certain processes. This program does no
Bingo
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Hi John
Another possibility is that the path to the temp directory (as defined in
Windows) is too long. Did they change it?
Mark
On 17 Jun 2003 at 21:16, John wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> My application uses Quick Report (v3) and worked fine, up to today
> when my client rang me and told me that an
Is there a way for an app to figure out that it is running as a Terminal
Server app ?
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Hi John,
Is your client using Win9x? There is a Windows problem with metafiles. See
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q257/5/23.ASP
HTH,
Craig.
John wrote:
Hi all,
My application uses Quick Report (v3) and worked fine, up to today when my
client rang me and told me that an error m
Hi all,
My application uses Quick Report (v3) and worked fine, up to today when my
client rang me and told me that an error message popped up "Metafile not
valid".
Any ideas?
TIA
John.
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