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|    Frank Slootweg to R.Wieser    |
|    Re: Reloading a changed a wordpad docume    |
|    30 Mar 24 09:52:15    |
      XPost: alt.windows7.general       From: this@ddress.is.invalid              R.Wieser wrote:       > Frank,       >       > > Long shot: Have you tried to see if there is any difference in       > > WordPad behaviour between doing a 'taskkill /f ...' and doing a       > > taskkill without /f?       >       > As a matter of fact, I did. It didn't make a difference - likely because       > taskkill first tries to ask nicely, and only if that doesn't work applies       > force.               It would be nice to know what taskkill actually does, instead of us       having to guess.              > And as wordpad most likely responds to being asked nicely the "force" method       > is never used.               Yep.              > > $WISHFUL THINKING MODE ON       > >       > > Perhaps without /f, WordPad will do the desired thing and re-read       > > the file.       >       > Whooo! Yes, thats quite the long shot. :-)               Well, it's not such a long shot, for the reasons I gave (and you       snipped). If other operating systems can do it, there's no reason       Windows can't do it. But it's all moot/theoretical.              > But alas, when I tried that I didn't see that happen.               To be expected, but worth the try (you already did).              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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