dozens of times per day I view and modify images using mspaint, then almost always want to exit without saving the modified image. To do so, I have to first exit, and then click on "don't save". Is there any method at all (registry hack, utility program, etc) that will allow me to exit mspaint immediately without having to to always do that extra click for "don't save"?
If you just want to just view an image then you shouldn't have any issues but if you have changed/modified this image then it's normal procedure for any program to prompt you if you would like to save the changes ... stands to reason, you'de be pretty peed off if you made some major adjustments then just closed the program and forgot to save the changes you made ... it's only a single click to say "no" to save changes
I've goto agree with logicearth ... I'de rather click a mere dozen times a day to "no" then loose one image that I've carelessly forgotten to say "yes" to
its obviously possible. Autohotkey will do this, but am curious if there is another way
anyone else?
You can create a batch file using taskkill. An icon could reside on the task bar to kill the ms paint program.
**EDIT**
For instance, Taskkill /IM firefox.exe /F
would forcefully kill firefox.
My sincere congratulations. You must be the first and only perfect PC user throughout times!
I think you should remember we mere mortals can not avoid making mistakes. An operating system can not be designed for one perfect PC user; it makes more sense regarding commercial aspects to design an OS to meet the needs of the other few billion users.
I envy you!
Kari
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