[bonzo0]

hello...i want to exit completely from vb application upon clicking a command button that i will create... please post the codes.
thanx in advance.

[gabehabe]

[rules][/rules]

[jacobjordan]

I know of one, simple, little, 3 letter, word that, if put in your Command_Click event, will close your application. Ready, drum roll please...

End

[PsychoCoder]

First, here is a snippet showing how to accomplish this the right way.

@jacobjordan: Using End is the worst way to accomplish this, End basically crashes your application without throwing any error messages

[born2c0de]

Psycho is right.
Even for Single-form programs, you should unload the form instead of using End.

The End statement abruptly quits the application but it does not invoke the Unload, QueryUnload, Terminate event, or other custom events or functions and hence will not be executed.

Although End closes files opened with the Open Statement and frees all memory resources used by your program, you should avoid using the End Statement for the reason mentioned above.

[vikranta1]

Put Command Button in a Form and On Click Event of CommandButton

Private sub Command1_Click()
 'Quiting From Application   
  End
End Sub

Put Command Button in a Form and On Click Event of CommandButton

[code]
Private sub Command1_Click()
'Quiting From Application 
End
End Sub 

[jacobjordan]

vikranta1, on 10 Jul, 2008 - 03:24 AM, said:

Put Command Button in a Form and On Click Event of CommandButton

Private sub Command1_Click()
 'Quiting From Application   
  End
End Sub

Put Command Button in a Form and On Click Event of CommandButton

[code]
Private sub Command1_Click()
'Quiting From Application 
End
End Sub 

Have you even read the other 4 replies to this thread???