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Jarzka
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12/26/2003
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13th December, 2009 at 4:19:46 PM -
How can I kill some process with Process Viewer extension? It asks the ID of the process to be terminated but I don't know that IS :S I only know the name of the process.
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Silveraura
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13th December, 2009 at 4:23:20 PM -
Smells like a mischievous program. With a hint of coconut.
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Jarzka
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12/26/2003
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13th December, 2009 at 4:39:43 PM -
It's not. I just would like to close the LacewingServer.exe before I close the game.
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-UrbanMonk-
Professor Spectrum
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13th December, 2009 at 7:03:04 PM -
Enumerate processes. Then in the enumeration loop check for the exe name to be LacewingServer.exe and Kill the process with the current ID.
If you need more help I can make you an example.
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Jarzka
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13th December, 2009 at 7:12:35 PM -
Tutorial would be cool 
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Jarzka
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14th December, 2009 at 6:14:35 PM -
Well I don't need tutorial anymore because my friend coded me a simple program that kills LacewingServer.exe 
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-UrbanMonk-
Professor Spectrum
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14th December, 2009 at 6:25:24 PM -
Oh whoops! I forgot about this thread! Sorry about that. Glad you solved it!
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Jon Lambert
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Vaporware Master
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12/19/2004
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14th December, 2009 at 9:40:31 PM -
You didn't have to open the Lacewing server app separately. You could have done this:
Whatever condition(s) start the server
+ Start (with Lacewing.server file)
End of application
+ Stop
There's a Lacewing.server file in the Lacewing folder that you downloaded to get Lacewing in the first place. You would have made sure that the file is kept in the same folder as the game and loaded the file Apppath$+Lacewing.server or even better, use the Binary object, embed the file into the game's binary, and extract it and load it during play. That way it couldn't even get lost accidentally.
Of course, that's just me being lazy and late to the party.
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