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aSwIt s.r.l.
Via Cime di Lavaredo 30
Rovigo, 45100
Italy
Press release date: November 18, 2006
@SwIt s.r.l. has released @Kill v. 1.0, a freeware Windows utility that lets external applications and batch files close Window applications by killing their windows.
Unlike other killing utilities it works also with hidden and system windows (for example trayed applications) and you can specify only a PART of the window caption.
For example, If you've opened three Windows named "Notepad - first.txt", "Notepad - second.txt" and "Notepad - third.txt", you can close all three in once by specifying only "Notepad" (or only one of them by specifying "second.txt")
You can also export a list of all the opened windows into a text file, so that an external application can know in advance if a specific application is on execution, so it can decide whether to kill it or not (and which is the exact title to specify).
This is possible because @KILL can work also as a command line utility, by passing it some parameters, so it can be invoked by external applications and batch files.
@Kill v. 1.0 runs under Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP/2003 and can be used for free either for private purposes or in commercial organizations. For more information, contact aSwIt s.r.l., Via Cime di Lavaredo 30, 45100 Rovigo (RO) Italy. Email: info@aswit.com
About aSwIt s.r.l.:
aSwit s.r.l. has been founded in 2006 with the purpose to continue and enhance the development and marketing of p.i. Guolo Davide's software utilities. Davide Guolo is still the Chief Technology Officer.
Since 1992, they have been developing and marketing innovative business software. In addition to @Kill, they also offer PRINTFIL, an utility that allows DOS, Unix, Linux and other legacy applications printing to Windows printer (including USB, GDI, Virtual, PDF Writers etc.), and ODBC 4 All, an utility that allows any application, including DOS programs and batch files, to easily run SQL queries using any ODBC data source (such as Access, MySQL, Oracle, or Informix), and redirects the output to the screen, to an ASCII file, or to a table.
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