Close Secondary Window
Posted: 08 Nov 2006 20:15
Hi,
I have a script that opens a secondary dos window. The script has an exit sequence to exit that program and close the secondary window.
I run in to a problem if the user closes the window with the X button on the second window and the rest of my main program does not move on unless I ctrl-C in the main-window which runs in a minimized state and I don't want user to interact with.
Is there away to determine the ERRORLEVEL created when using the X button - I could then check for that ERRORLEVEL and address that issue as I need to, or is there away to disable the X button from a CMD script?
Thanks for any help / suggestions anyone may have.
I have a script that opens a secondary dos window. The script has an exit sequence to exit that program and close the secondary window.
I run in to a problem if the user closes the window with the X button on the second window and the rest of my main program does not move on unless I ctrl-C in the main-window which runs in a minimized state and I don't want user to interact with.
Is there away to determine the ERRORLEVEL created when using the X button - I could then check for that ERRORLEVEL and address that issue as I need to, or is there away to disable the X button from a CMD script?
Thanks for any help / suggestions anyone may have.