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I was wondering if anyone else has this problem.  I work on a 16-bit PM 
program that was developed and runs fine under OS/2 1.x.  Under OS/2 2.0, 
after the program exits normally, the program sometimes leaves the hash 
marks under the icon in the program's folder.  OS/2 also keeps related 
files locked.  It obviously thinks the program is still running.  It is not
easy to recreate, but it happens enough to disturb people who use the 
program.  The only thing I can think of that might be of interest is the 
DosExitList.  When I removed the exit handler, I never saw the problem,  but
since it is a rare problem, maybe I didn't test long enough.  The bottom 
line is that I need to have an exit handler installed.  Maybe OS/2 2.0 has 
a problem with this.  Again, this program works fine under OS/2 1.3.  I'm 
not necessarily looking for a solution, although one would be nice :) , but
I'm mostly interested in other people who see the same or similar problems 
on the exit of a program.

From MS C 6.0 BSEDOS.H
#define EXLST_ADD 1
#define EXLST_EXIT 3

My exit handler is set up with:  
       DosExitList( EXLST_ADD, ExitHandlerRoutine );

WinDdePostMsg is getting called in the exit handler.

My exit handling routine does end with:
       DosExitList(EXLST_EXIT, NULL);


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