WinKill v1.0 - By James Bray
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Introduction
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WinKill is a MS Windows equivalent of X-Kill on X-Windows.  It allows you to
point at a specified window and either close the window or terminate the
underlying process.  In addition windows and tasks can be killed using the
shortcut menu.
 
  
Requirements
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Windows 95/98/NT
 
  
Basic Functionality
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WinKill allows you to terminate windows and tasks in a number of ways.

Firstly a window can be closed by single clicking the system tray icon
and then clicking on a window using the cross hair that appears.  A 
window can be killed by double-clicking the system tray icon and then
clicking on the window to kill.

Tasks and windows to kill can also be killed from a shortcut menu,
activated by right clicking on the system tray icon.

Hot-keys can be assigned to allow a window or task to killed with a
single key-press.  Hot-keys are user definable, and set in the Options
dialog; activated from the shortcut menu.

A command line interface allows multiple WinKill functions to
be executed sequentially from the commandline.

For more information see the online help.


Disclaimer
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This program has been designed to allow any task to be killed.  This includes all system tasks and user interface tasks, such as Explorer.  Obviously killing these tasks *will*
hang you're machine, at best.  The author cannot be held responsible for any data lost, or any damage this program causes. 

This program is absolutely free.  You may do absolutely what you want with this program.  It can be used commercially with no restrictions.  If you would like the source
code then send me an e-mail to the address below. 
  

Contacting the author
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If you have any suggestions, bugs, comments, abuse, etc., please send them to the address below: 

     jamesb@zetnet.co.uk

To visit my web site, point your browser at: 

     http://www.users.zetnet.co.uk/jamesbray/index.html