Chip and Lutz,
Delayed thanks for your ideas.
I have had no luck so far, but have been pulled off that task for something
else so have been unable to keep trying.
Thanks anyway.
Cheers, Keith
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4D Internet Users Group (4D iNUG)
A correction: At least in Windows Server 2008 *R2* Powershell is pre-installed.
So I think it is the same with Windows 7.
> Can't speak for Windows7 for sure, but in all newer versions it is
> integrated.
>
> >
> > is powershell now (win7+ standard?
Regards
Lutz
Can't speak for Windows7 for sure, but in all newer versions it is
integrated.
>
> is powershell now (win7+ standard?
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is powershell now (win7+ standard?
CHip
On Fri, 1 Mar 2019 08:53:08 +, Epperlein, Lutz (agendo) via 4D_Tech
wrote:
> We use powershell.
> In powershell you can do
>
> Get-Process chrome
>
> And if you want to kill the process:
>
> Get-Process chrome | Stop-Process
>
> Calling with LEP
We use powershell.
In powershell you can do
Get-Process chrome
And if you want to kill the process:
Get-Process chrome | Stop-Process
Calling with LEP can do this way:
$vtxtBatchName:="powershell.exe -executionpolicy remotesigned -OutputFormat
Text "+\
"-File
Hi all.
I am trying to formulate a LEP command from 4D v17.0HF3 Win on Win7 (although
it will be deployed on Win Server 2016).
The idea is to quit Chrome from within 4D.
After lots of Google searches I have tried (in my development version)
$Command_t:="TASKKILL /IM /t chrome.exe"
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