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Easiest from exe is to execute command

syntax:

taskkill /im <name_of_exe>

example:

taskkill /im totalcmd64.exe

This will send WM_CLOSE message event to instances of this particullar exe

Option B is to use Win32 Api to find Open instance of program and then post WM_CLOSE message event to it.

bumping for visibility

Here be file with prg + xpj to test

source is prepared to be tested with any other language

Will Provide it in a day a .prg

Good Day Mr. Donnay. I did test with latest patch and it does work with default, english language for "OK" and "Cancel" but not "Exit" buttons ; and functionality is still broken on non-english dc_langset(). With modified source for xdemo.exe tried initialising DC_LangSet(DCLANG_SLOVENIAN) and DC_La...

Greetings and good morning. Mr. Donnay did you actually test this on full build and in xdemo.exe ? Because the referenced sample that shows symptom in xdemo (Sample group1, sample "TextBased" or "DataBrow") Bottom Two butons [Ok] [Cancel] the alt+hotkey ( "O" in OK) is still non responsive. ergo - f...

Edit: This is happening with default "English" language too with DCREAD GUI ADDBUTTONS (as it does with translations too).

This seems to appear on probably all OS: tried on xpp 1.9 + Windows 10 Pro 64bit R1909 - 18363.592 (VM) and fully patched with updates xpp 2.0 + Windows 10 Pro 64bit R1909 - 18363.592 (VM) and fully patched with updates xpp 1.9x and a ancient Windows 7 32bit SP1 + xpp 1.9 (VM) Userbase runs a variet...

Greetings. So we noticed from end users reporting that Alt+key on for [Ok] button on bottom of form that are added by "dcread gui addbuttons" is not responding anymore. That goes for my own apps and for demos that are shipped with xdemo.exe (Group 1, sample 2 "Text based") and In version 2.0 build 2...

Did you take into account, that freshly imported tables (from .dbf -->> Postgre) are probably not indexed at server side as resoult of database export/import ? Were there (if any) indexes?

if not, you should create appropritate keys (prim/sec/foreign) to speed up queries.