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How do I close a compiled exe


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tboy1337,

You place an "Exit" command at a suitable point in the script.

If you were to post your script - see here how to do it - we might be able to offer a more focused solution.

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1 hour ago, tboy1337 said:

How do I automatically close it after it finishes running I should have mentioned xD

Depending on how your script is structured, you may not even need the Exit  keyword. The script will terminate itself when it has done its job. For a detailed answer, however, as @Melba23 already wrote, we need the source code.

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