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IDEA:Check for program exit and offer to close other programs

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MilesAhead:
edit: deleted mumblings as I figured out how to do it later. :)

MilesAhead:
edit:  the strategy I used is I launch the subprograms, launch the master program, as it may be passing a command line to first instance so a browser could open a tab, or whatnot.  Then instead of using ShellExecuteWait I just check for the master program running.  As long as some exe with the same name as master program is running, RunGroup will just loop.

If you need to kill RunGroup without closing the master program you can exit it from the Tray Icon Menu.

I'll upload again after substituting for the default AutoIt icon.

MilesAhead:
edit:  see next post.   Same program but has custom icon for the task tray.
(nothing special, just teal background with white RB on it) :)

MilesAhead:
RunGroup with its own icon

Ok, I added an enhancement to clean off the task tray if the app being killed is a tray app.  That way you don't have to mouse over the tray icon to get rid of it.

MilesAhead:
paarkhi I hope it works for you.  I've ended up making a QuickLaunch shortcut to use this with Firefox and GigaGet.  No sense running GigaGet if FF isn't up. :)

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