Rob.Kinney

Thank you for replying nchtj. I had to laugh to myself about the RA problem. It seems we too experience problems in our code sometimes in a particular section even though we didn't modify it. I think it is just one of those things in a life of a programmer.... endless frustrations. :~} Let me know if you need us to test it out. We have some large RA files that we are converting. And thank you for posting the link to the bug page. Thanks, Rob

Yes, I would love to test with NCH as well as soon as they fix this bug. I am not sure how to get in touch with NCH since you have to purchase the support as well in order to talk to them. I will keep searching. This project is very important to us.

Thank you both for posting. Those posts have saved us a bunch of time trying to figure out what happened to the RA conversion. We too have had to go back to old versions of this program. If I could figure out how to do the conversions within our C# code, I would just do it there, but this works fairly well for now.

Sweet! We can't wait for the new release! Thank you very much.

Ok, I got it working... in a rigged way. Not only do I have to use the code above, I have to kill application using the PSAPI stuff right below to ensure that it is shut down. .... I just wish that the splash screen wouldn't come up every time my application shells out files to it. It is kindof distracting when its running on our server with other apps. (yes I have the hidden argument turned on, but I guess it is not ment to hide this as well .... although that would be logical). Otherwise, it works great! Well done NCH! Can't wait for this bug fix and I will stay tuned.

Ok, thank you for replying. I am doing this right now and I think it is working (haven't done final testing yet): // to ensure that the window is closed down... while(HWND switchWindow = FindWindowEx(NULL, NULL, NULL, "switch")) { SendMessage(switchWindow, WM_CLOSE, 0, 0); }

Does anyone have a date where the -exit parameter will be operational in Switch? It is important that we have a clean way of terminating the application on our server since right now there will be a bunch of the Switch.exe's running in the task manager. For now, I am going to kill it manually using TerminateProcess(...); (C++). Is this going to result in some kind of memory problem since nothing is cleaning up the resources after the program does this a few thousand times? Thanks, Rob K

Any guess as to the timeframe? We bought this software to run on our server and this is the only thing holding us back before we can start using it. Also I was wondering if you can have 2 different versions of the software running at once (2 conversions at the same time) if you do have the -exit on both.... (I can't test this at the moment either since the -exit is not working) Thanks! Rob K