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Thread: ActiveX.EXE

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    ActiveX.EXE

    How can notice or how can check that an activeX.exe Com Server has not been shutted down?


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    Re: ActiveX.EXE

    It will still show up in the tasklist (CTRL-ATL-DEL)...


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    Re: ActiveX.EXE

    Yes i agree but i need an approach in order to
    display a msgbox when this server is shutted down
    by anything event.


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    Re: ActiveX.EXE

    Put the code for the messagebox in the QueryUnload event. It should get called whenever the server is about to shutdown.


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    Re: ActiveX.EXE

    where this event takes place?


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    Re: ActiveX.EXE

    This article (by John G Duffy) shows you how to get a list of all running programs. This way, you can use the exe name op the program you need to check for.
    http://www.codeguru.com/cgi-bin/bbs/...b&Number=46662

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    Re: ActiveX.EXE

    This is a Form event.


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