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Laura Stern
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Late reply as I was on vacation. Glad this is working for you. Yes, this will work. But for the record, you do NOT need to use WAIT-FOR when you call Application:Exit(). And really you should not do that. So you just need: System.Windows.Forms.Application:Exit() in the trigger. WAIT-FOR should only be used when the method blocks for I/O. The Exit() method is not a blocking method. Generally, the 2 .NET methods that need the WAIT-FOR are Application:Run() and ShowDialog() for a form.
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