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View/Close 'Task Manager' applications
Shoot, that just seems to just pull in the name of the exe. Thanks though!- hendricksonet
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- Forum: VBScript
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View/Close 'Task Manager' applications
Looks like that might be promising. Thanks, Eric- hendricksonet
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- Forum: VBScript
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View/Close 'Task Manager' applications
Yeah, I was trying something similar to that, but it's still using the processes. I need to go based off the window name. Someone else I know is trying to accomplish this via a batch file using tasklist/taskkill. We'll see :) Thanks for the reply though!- hendricksonet
- Post #3
- Forum: VBScript
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View/Close 'Task Manager' applications
Is there any way to view/close applications that are listed in the windows task manager applications tab without having to use the Word.Application object? The following code works fine, but I need to get this to work even if Word isn't installed on the PC...- hendricksonet
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- Forum: VBScript
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ASP/VBScript (or maybe Javascript?) Hit Counter
I'm putting together a website and am having a little problem coming up with a solution to the following situation. This is a website where users can sell their houses, everything is done dynamically, but I also want to add a hit counter to each page added. The hit counter would have to be...- hendricksonet
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