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ending a task in a batch file

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I am trying to "kill" a process like in UNIX, but I don't know how it's done in NT outside of the GUI "Task Manager". My goal is to create a batch file that will do this.

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There are utilities in the Resource Kit that will do this. Kill and Rkill (for remote machines)come to mind. Good Luck Perry

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