Sorry, one adjustment to the script here... The DllCall basically tells the Win7 kernel that, on shutdown, end this script first when you start your process-exiting. This is important because on my machine WinAmp was holding everything up - and without the script ending, it doesn't trigger my OnExit command, so WinAmp doesn't close...
Quote:
#Persistent
DllCall("kernel32.dll\SetProcessShutdownParameters", UInt, 0x4FF, UInt, 0)
OnExit("ShutdownWinAmp")
return
ShutdownWinAmp()
{
Process, Close, winamp.exe
}
return
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