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Date:	Fri, 14 May 2004 22:23:44 PDT7
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Subject:	SCOUG-Help: Process Killer

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Hi Jordan
do you have the following statement line in your CONFIG.SYS ?

SET SCKILLFEATUREENABLED=3DON

If not, you shall try it !

After rebooting the system with this statement one, =

with CTRL+clicking on the 1st icon rigth of the OS2Warp resp =

eCS button far left in the Warp resp eCScenter gets a process =

list ;-)

Choosing from this list kills the respective process with asking =

if it really shall be killed ;-))

Have a nice weekend, svob=EF

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jr_fox@pacbell.net on 14/05/2004 19:22:22
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Subject: SCOUG-Help: Process Killer

Steven,
Are you continuing to use Process Cmdr. for eCS ? I know there is a
proces killer that is supposed to be built into e-styler -- I may even
have stumbled across it a couple times, purely by accident. I'm
guessing that it is a semi-hidden or little-known feature, to most
users. (You may dispute that. We can take a poll.) Unless the one
in e-Styler is something great, I was considering equipping eCS with
C-A-D Cmdr., which I've used for years in W4, because I think a good
process killer is highly desirable. There is also the venerable
WatchCat, with or without the WNICE enhancements. I don't know which
of these may be the best choice, or if any of them are apt to clash
with eCS or the e-Styler one.
Jordan

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