Suggest using "End It All"?

[Howard Bloom]

Is it suggested to use End It All or End It All 2 in XP Pro?

[Edward W. Thompson]

End it All is a "tool". What do you propose to use it for? I normally use
it to close programs prior to loading software or updates.


"Howard Bloom" > wrote in message
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> Is it suggested to use End It All or End It All 2 in XP Pro?
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[Howard Bloom]

I always used it with Windows 98 & ME to close all open programs before
running Flight Simulator. I wondered if it was safe to use it with XP.


"Edward W. Thompson" > wrote in message
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> End it All is a "tool". What do you propose to use it for? I normally
use
> it to close programs prior to loading software or updates.
>
>
> "Howard Bloom" > wrote in message
> ...
> > Is it suggested to use End It All or End It All 2 in XP Pro?
> >
> >
>
>

[Sharon F]

The program isn't marked for use with XP but it may still run just fine. You
may want to try Flight Simulator without using End It All. XP runs programs
a little differently than Win98 and ME. They are more "compartmentalized" so
other programs and processes shouldn't interfere in the same manner that
they did in your previous Windows.


--
Sharon F
Microsoft MVP, Windows - Shell/User


Howard Bloom wrote:
> I always used it with Windows 98 & ME to close all open programs before
> running Flight Simulator. I wondered if it was safe to use it with XP.
>
>
> "Edward W. Thompson" > wrote in message
> ...
>> End it All is a "tool". What do you propose to use it for? I normally
use
>> it to close programs prior to loading software or updates.
>>
>>
>> "Howard Bloom" > wrote in message
>> ...
>>> Is it suggested to use End It All or End It All 2 in XP Pro?

[Larry(LJL269)]

In the author's forum in PCMag, he says both r OK with both
XP's. I been running it on XPhome 4 6 mos with NO problems.

On Fri, 30 May 2003 21:49:05 -0500, "Sharon F"
> wrote:

>The program isn't marked for use with XP but it may still run just fine. You
>may want to try Flight Simulator without using End It All. XP runs programs
>a little differently than Win98 and ME. They are more "compartmentalized" so
>other programs and processes shouldn't interfere in the same manner that
>they did in your previous Windows.


Any advise given is my attempt to show appreciation for all
the excellent help I've received here but I'm no MVP so it
may only apply NUGS (Normally, Usually, Generally, Sometimes :)

[Sharon F]

Great news for those that really like this program. Thanks for the
additional input. You're not using your usual "From" name today but
recognize that sig tag. Take care and thanks again.

--
Sharon F
Microsoft MVP, Windows - Shell/User

Larry(LJL269) wrote:
> In the author's forum in PCMag, he says both r OK with both
> XP's. I been running it on XPhome 4 6 mos with NO problems.
>
> On Fri, 30 May 2003 21:49:05 -0500, "Sharon F"
> > wrote:
>
>> The program isn't marked for use with XP but it may still run just fine.
>> You may want to try Flight Simulator without using End It All. XP runs
>> programs a little differently than Win98 and ME. They are more
>> "compartmentalized" so other programs and processes shouldn't interfere
in
>> the same manner that they did in your previous Windows.
>
>
> Any advise given is my attempt to show appreciation for all
> the excellent help I've received here but I'm no MVP so it
> may only apply NUGS (Normally, Usually, Generally, Sometimes :)

[Larry(LJL269)]

I think all those CTL+ALT+DEL's are a major stumbling block
for doing clean installs of apps that r at root of many
users problems. Too bad PCmag now wants $ for their
utilities.

RE: usual "From" name - Gotta have lots AKA's when ur pic is
plastered all over the post office :)

Take care - Larry

On Tue, 3 Jun 2003 18:19:01 -0500, "Sharon F"
> wrote:

>Great news for those that really like this program. Thanks for the
>additional input. You're not using your usual "From" name today but
>recognize that sig tag. Take care and thanks again.


Any advise given is my attempt to show appreciation for all
the excellent help I've received here but I'm no MVP so it
may only apply NUGS (Normally, Usually, Generally, Sometimes :)