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by dave.klaiber Oct 3, 2000 last reply Jan 16, 2002

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I have a need to Open the Close Program window from a VB program without using the keyboard (Ctrl-Alt-Del combo.) Is there a way? Maybe running "rundll32 user.exe,xxxxxx"?

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by baziite Oct 3, 2000

Use the Win32 program Taskman.exe . Please use Find to locate its exact path .

Good Luck !

by dave.klaiber Oct 5, 2000

Taskman is NOT what I want - I need to have the same window open as when you press CTRL+ALT+DEL on Win95/W98.

by dave.klaiber Oct 5, 2000

Taskman is NOT what I want - I need to have the same window open as when you press CTRL+ALT+DEL on Win95/W98.

by dave.klaiber Aug 28, 2001

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by drake4 Jul 28, 2001

this is KERNEL32.DLL, but there is no function to show it

by dave.klaiber Aug 28, 2001

I hope you are not right but my feeling is you probably are.

by expertpc Aug 15, 2001

Try JCWELD with the -ADD_TO_MY POINTS Variable

by shanghai sam Aug 28, 2001

No Idea what you are talking about.

by dave.klaiber Aug 28, 2001

No Idea what you are talking about.

by expertpc Aug 15, 2001

Try JCWELD with the -ADD_TO_MY POINTS Variable

by shanghai sam Aug 28, 2001

No Idea what you are talking about.

by dave.klaiber Aug 28, 2001

No Idea what you are talking about.

by expertpc Aug 15, 2001

Try JCWELD with the -ADD_TO_MY POINTS Variable

by shanghai sam Aug 28, 2001

No Idea what you are talking about.

by dave.klaiber Aug 28, 2001

No Idea what you are talking about.

by dave.klaiber Aug 28, 2001

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by mike (from canada) Oct 17, 2001

you cant.

by dave.klaiber Oct 17, 2001

You may be right.

by conrad Nov 22, 2001

good artists borrow; great artists steal.

-pablo picasso

by dave.klaiber Nov 22, 2001

You sure were a lot of help.......

by csmith Jan 16, 2002

This question should have been posted in the Developer Republic under either Programming, or Windows.
The programmers don't surf in these sections.
You are looking for polar bears in Jamaica.
Polar bears are in Canada or Greenland.
I recommend closing and reposting.
Regards, Chris

by dave.klaiber Jan 16, 2002

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