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From: Leon on 26 Jul 2010 08:54
Hi

WI want to find the rigth IEproces and kille it.
What I have is the Window Title of the IE window from followíng code

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set oShell= createobject("shell.application")
on error resume next
for each oWin in oShell.windows
do
qIE=
cbool(instr(lcase(typename(oWin.document)),"htmldocument"))
if err then exit do
if qIE then
sTitle= oWin.document.title: if err then exit do
if trim(sTitle)= "" then
sTitle= oWin.locationurl: if err then exit do
end if
wscript.echo sTitle
end if
loop until true: err.clear
next

on error goto 0

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I want to look for the rigt windows title in the loop trough the IE
windows and
when found find the associated PID and then kill it


How do I do that?

Best regards
From: Mayayana on 28 Jul 2010 09:06
I want to look for the rigt windows title in the loop trough the IE
windows and
when found find the associated PID and then kill it


How do I do that?
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You don't need the PID. Just do oWin.Quit.
(That works for me on XP running IE6 without
restrictions. I assume it works on Vista/7
as long as you started the process, but one
can never assume anything just works when
it comes to IE 7/8.)


From: Leon on 28 Jul 2010 10:47
That was fairly simple..
I'm not familiar with all methods and properties. New area for me

Thanks

On 28 Jul., 15:06, "Mayayana" <mayay...(a)invalid.nospam> wrote:
> I want to look for the rigt windows title in the loop trough the IE
> windows and
> when found find the associated PID and then kill it
>
> How do I do that?
> ----------------------------
>
> You don't need the PID. Just do oWin.Quit.
> (That works for me on XP running IE6 without
> restrictions. I assume it works on Vista/7
> as long as you started the process, but one
> can never assume anything just works when
> it comes to IE 7/8.)

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