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<blockquote data-quote="jenz" data-source="post: 130759" data-attributes="member: 47132">WM_Quit to quit almost any applicationHi,to quit almost any program, even those that won't react on Alt-F4, you can map the WM_Quit Windows-message to your remote control. You need a remote that is supported by HIP, HIP itself,&nbsp; and the MediaPortal MessagePlugin.Use HIP to send message to MP, which are then processed via the message plugin. The message plugin has default settings for HIP, you'll just have to import them into HIP, and add a global key for the WM_Quit-Message. I've put it on the stop key of my MCE remote.The parameters for the the Wm_Quit-Message are:QM_Quit = 0x0012 (dec = 18)lparam = 0; // This is the exit code of the program that is going to quitwparam = 0; // unusedWorks very nice, and it's very useful, when the game you're running doesn't allow you to quit directly.&nbsp;Cheers, Jenz</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jenz, post: 130759, member: 47132"] [b]WM_Quit to quit almost any application[/b] Hi, to quit almost any program, even those that won't react on Alt-F4, you can map the WM_Quit Windows-message to your remote control. You need a remote that is supported by HIP, HIP itself, and the MediaPortal MessagePlugin. Use HIP to send message to MP, which are then processed via the message plugin. The message plugin has default settings for HIP, you'll just have to import them into HIP, and add a global key for the WM_Quit-Message. I've put it on the stop key of my MCE remote. The parameters for the the Wm_Quit-Message are: QM_Quit = 0x0012 (dec = 18) lparam = 0; // This is the exit code of the program that is going to quit wparam = 0; // unused Works very nice, and it's very useful, when the game you're running doesn't allow you to quit directly. Cheers, Jenz [/QUOTE]

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