> I was looking for the kill of a process command.

Occasionally, there is something PowerPro can't do, and some other 
utility can actually be useful! ;-)

To kill processes, I've used SysInternals' utility PsKill:
http://www.sysinternals.com/Utilities/PsKill.html

This command-line utility can kill a process based on its ID (which 
changes, so that probably won't help you) or its name (which is probably 
what you want). They also have a PsList utility which you can use 
initially to get the name of the process in question.

Obviously, you can then create a PowerPro button that PsKill-s the pesky 
process. If you really wanted to get fancy, I guess you could even have 
PowerPro run PsList at intervals and then PsKill the process if it's 
there...

Hope that helps,
Jon


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