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SHDocVw.ShellWindows .Quit does not stop process

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    I have an application that closes all IE windows that have "MKR" string in the address when the application closes. The problem is that explorer.exe is still listed in the processes. How do I get rid of the process when I close the application? SR

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      I have an application that closes all IE windows that have "MKR" string in the address when the application closes. The problem is that explorer.exe is still listed in the processes. How do I get rid of the process when I close the application? SR

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      Dave Kreskowiak
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      You do know that explorer.exe is the process that give you your desktop, right? Why would you want to stop that?

      Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic
           2006, 2007

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        I have an application that closes all IE windows that have "MKR" string in the address when the application closes. The problem is that explorer.exe is still listed in the processes. How do I get rid of the process when I close the application? SR

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        The EXE you should look for is iexplore.exe.

        Shreekar

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