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I can think of a handful of reasons WHY.<br />
I can also think of a million reasons why i SHOULDNT<br />
answer this. &nbsp;Could you please at least give us<br />
a why you want/need this?<br />
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I can think of a handful of reasons WHY.
I can also think of a million reasons why i SHOULDNT
answer this.  Could you please at least give us
a why you want/need this?



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The reson I need this code is because im making a security program and it will have the option to run in stealth mode and only be able to be disabled by a shortcut key. If the program was to be shown in the taskman it could esaly be exited.<br />
Thanks <br />
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kennym141282<br />
As soon as I try the code and it works ill give you your points Thanks<br />
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The reson I need this code is because im making a security program and it will have the option to run in stealth mode and only be able to be disabled by a shortcut key. If the program was to be shown in the taskman it could esaly be exited.
Thanks

kennym141282
As soon as I try the code and it works ill give you your points Thanks




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Well it semingly is working thanks.<br />

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How can I make a prog so that it can not be closed or exited by the endtask command. I don't &nbsp;want to dissable Taskman and it would be ok if the prog didnt even show up in Taskman. Thanx (please include sorce code if you can)
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How can I make a prog so that it can not be closed or exited by the endtask command. I don't  want to dissable Taskman and it would be ok if the prog didnt even show up in Taskman. Thanx (please include sorce code if you can)

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