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Return True/False if Process is Running
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You can get all the Processes running with Process.GetProcesses().
You can also use the property Process.Responding to see if a Process is still active.
You can also use the property Process.Responding to see if a Process is still active.
Last edited by ddanbe; Dec 22nd, 2008 at 4:14 pm.
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