Hi, This may not come as a surprise to anyone, but often, people just can't stop quitting applications by clicking the X on the righthand side of a MS windows application. Sometimes in some more serious console apps, there is a separate Exit function that handles its own cleanup code, quitting protocols, etc etc. that needs to be run, and is usually like the (alt/ctrl) X or E key on the mainmenu of that program.
I was wondering that since it's impossible for everyone to not keep clicking it, that some sort of Harbour function or flag or whatever could somehow control what happens if it's clicked via some sort of API call that Windows might provide to Harbour. Like, if someone clicked the X box it might call a func that exits cleanly instead of instantly. Any tips welcome. thanks! -- smu johnson <[email protected]>
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