| Subject | Assuming 'fbserver.exe -a -n', how should it be stopped? |
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| Author | Olivier Mascia |
| Post date | 2006-11-24T10:10:51Z |
Assuming you start an instance of fbserver.exe as an application (-a)
and without displaying a control icon (-n), which is a good thing
when it runs under the control of some other application, how can we
peacefully and kindly ask the fbserver process to stop?
The option -k looks unimplemented in Windows ports.
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Olivier Mascia
and without displaying a control icon (-n), which is a good thing
when it runs under the control of some other application, how can we
peacefully and kindly ask the fbserver process to stop?
The option -k looks unimplemented in Windows ports.
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Olivier Mascia