I don't think you can do that currently natively without external aid. Either you patch wget, or you need to start it (possibly recording the process id) and kill it later. I suppose perl or vbscript or similar scripting languages are all ok. Possibly you can hack up something with a batch file and some external utils if you are running at least on NT4, with the resource kit tools, or www.sysinternals.com pstools (pslist and pskill) or something like that.
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