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... be able to do the everyday Cut & Paste stuff! Researching in msdn, I found a couple of API functions that I thought would allow me to forcibly kill the other apps stronghold on the clipboard, but I'm missing something. DLL32 FUNCTION ClipboardOwner() ; AS LONG PASCAL FROM "GetClipboardOwner" ...

Frank: Thank you for your suggestion. The problem is that I do not know the Window title of the program to kill; only its name as it appears in the Task Manager, i.e: "FtLnSOP.exe" Any other suggestion? _'s sollution seems promising, but at present I have been unabe to compile ...

Upon starting an application, I would like to be able to kill a certain process or app that shows in the Task Manager as FtLnSOP.exe. Manually, I can do it by right clicking it and asking "Kill the process tree". Is there any way of achieving the same ...

Upon starting an application, I would like to be able to kill a certain process or app that shows in the Task Manager as FtLnSOP.exe. Manually, I can do it by right clicking it and asking "Kill the process tree". Is there any way of achieving the same from the program?
Thanks
Rafael

My time to ask...
Antonio, please kill my curiosity:
What's the origin of Fivewin's name?
Can you share with us the history of your company and Fivewin?
(You can write in Spanish that I'll understand)

Regards
Maurilio

Indeed, what Daniel said is right. Only it is the process NTVDM.EXE which needs to be killed, not the vtvdm.exe. If you kill ntvdm.exe, the process wowexec.exe will be killed automatically. It is not a question of the attribute read only, but the proces NTVDM.EXE keeps ...

... do to avoid reseting the machine is to manually delete that file if you can, and if it has read only attributes you have to press ctrl+alt+del and kill the task wowexec.exe and only sometimes vtvdm.exe. Then you can delete the temporary file and all become normal again. Regards, Daniel Puente Mar ...