ID Number: Q75629
3.00
WINDOWS
Summary:
The ExitWindows() function is provided to permit an application to
close Windows.
In previous versions of Windows, an application sent the WM_ENDSESSION
message to all windows to close the Windows session. Starting with
version 3.0, ExitWindows() puts Windows into a special state so that
Windows can perform housekeeping and unhook system interrupts to
cleanly exit to DOS. Because an application cannot simulate this
Windows special state, the application must call the ExitWindows()
function to close Windows.
For more information on the ExitWindows() function, see page 4-130 of
the "Microsoft Windows Software Development Kit Reference Volume 1."