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Kill process under NT workstation

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xavier64

xavier64

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Nov 18, 2002
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Hi,

I have got a process running (launch by set pid [exec ... &] ).
I want to kill this process with a command Kill $pid.
How can i do that under Windows NT. (cause under unix, i perform command "exec kill -9 $pid")

Thanks,

Xav
 
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