Al Mac wrote on 09/04/2007 10:51:42:
We get this all the time with "in use" flags
needing to be reset, where one of the last closure steps is the program
says this or that is no longer "in use" except by using the red X, the
program never gets to that reset point.
I hate to suggest a 'security by obscurity' type of solution, but Client
Access allows you to set it up so that the Windows decorations don't show
up when the window is maximized - no "red X". Of course, Alt+F4 or
Alt+Space->Close would still work.
A more reliable, but potentially very time-consuming alternative would be
to modify the job stream so that the parts that shouldn't be interrupted
are submitted to batch, allowing the user to sign off without anything bad
happening.
HTH,
Adam
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