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Hello Experts,<br />
My application runs on Windows 7 and when the user initiates a Windows Log-Off, I receive the message WM_QUERYENDSESSION through the method 'WindowProc'. At this point, I also get windows 'Force log off' screen as shown in the attached screenshot. When I click on cancel on this screen, is there any way that I can interpret this event in my program. I mean, just the way a log-off sent WM_QUERYENDSESSION, will I be notified with any message saying the log-off process was cancelled.<br />
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Regards.
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Hello Experts,
My application runs on Windows 7 and when the user initiates a Windows Log-Off, I receive the message WM_QUERYENDSESSION through the method 'WindowProc'. At this point, I also get windows 'Force log off' screen as shown in the attached screenshot. When I click on cancel on this screen, is there any way that I can interpret this event in my program. I mean, just the way a log-off sent WM_QUERYENDSESSION, will I be notified with any message saying the log-off process was cancelled.

Regards.

Log off cancellation notification to applications

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