Programs

WaitKill will wait for a window to appear and then it will kill the process that created that window. The main use for this is killing a dialog at the end of an installation that will reboot your computer. Why not just send a close message to the dialog... Because in some installs, the dialog is just holding up the reboot, not actually causing it. It is the initial process that is rebooting after the dialog is gone. WaitKill polls the system every second looking for the title of the offending dialog. Be warned though that WaitKill will keep looking every second until it finds the window, so make sure it appears at some time.