exitdelay
(ver 1.0)
Abandoned Freeware


exitdelay is a command line program that locates a TOP LEVEL SYSTEM WINDOW by
its title, and then sends a termination message after an indicated time delay.
This could be used to terminate unattended programs after fixed delays, or in 
scripts that require timed processing.

The target window is obtained through a case insensitive substring search of all 
window titles. Only the first matching window title is taken as the target window.


Syntax: 
	exitdelay [windowtitle] [delayminutes]


Examples:

	exitdelay mozilla 90
	exitdelay winamp 120


QUIRKS:

  Delayminutes can be set in one minute intervals only.  
  If you set delayminutes as zero (0), the target window will close immediately. 
  The first matching window title found might not be a top level system window.
  Only a top level system window can be closed (this means for example that you 
	could close the entire firefox browser, but not just one of its tabs).


Jem E. Berkes exitdelay has been tested compatible with Windows NT 4.0/2000/XP.