BreakTask TaskName CDEF(signals) This command is usefull for stopping any programs you may have run/cli/launched. It does the same as the c:BREAK and c:STATUS commands combined. Most programs will respond to one or more CONTROL signals. There are 4 possible control signals C, D, E and F. The most common is CONTROL-C - which will stop a program executing. example : if you have started a program with : -> run 'c:search dh0:MyBankAccount OneBillionDollars' you can stop it (if the taxman walks by), by issuing : -> BreakTask c:search C You can also send multiple signals like : -> BreakTask c:search CF which would send both Control-C and Control-F signals **** IMPORTANT **** You *MUST* give the *exact* name that the program was launched under, otherwise it will not be found. i.e. : "c:search" is *not* the same as "dh0:c/search" or "search" ------------------------------------------------------------------- @{b}See also :@{b} @{" Run " link Run }