Thanks Jonathan de Boyne Pollard for your msg about WinCancelShutdown,
on Thursday, 11-17-1994!

JP> Since (in theory) windows are "owned" by anchor blocks, and each
JP>   thread has its own anchor block, I'd then expect the WM_QUIT to arrive
JP>   on the message queue of the thread that created the window.
JP> 

So would I, but I got started down this road because I read in about
three different places that it was very important to call
WinCancelShutdown() on all threads but the one that you want to handle
the WM_QUIT or dire consequences (a lockup) could occur. So, of course,
I wanted to find out what da deal since we have very many threaded, PM
apps. The warnings I have read is that the system will basically just
pick a queue at random and post the WM_QUIT. But that certainly does
not seem true.

But it seems that no one really knows the facts here. A few people
have responded on Compuserve but they don't seem to know as much as I
already do or seem to have theories of their own that don't seem to fit
my experiment results.

Sooooo.... I'm not sure really how to go now. I'm certainly not going
to do the massive amount of work it would take to implement this right
now unless I know for sure that I'm going to get something out of it.

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