Glenn;

We don't provide any way to do that IN a Package.  If you need/want to do it IN a Package, you would need to rely on some facility of the application itself.  If the application has some command line option to terminate it (many do, but many don't), then you can use that. Otherwise, since you are using MSP, you can use ProcessManager.  You will need to make sure that ProcessManager.APF has been deployed to the device.  Then send a Control.ProcessManager Settings Object to kill that Process (you will need to know the .EXE name of the process you want to kill or the Window Title of the Window you want to close).  You can include all that stuff in a Bundle just before the Uninstall command for the Package you want to remove OR before the new version of the Package that you want to replace).  That will ensure that the process is stopped before the Package uninstall tries to remove it.

No, we don't offer a way to do this IN a package. You would have to use the application's own functionality if you wanted to do this IN a package. You can use the command-line option if it is available. Many applications have this feature, but others don't. If you're using MSP then you can use ProcessManager. Make sure ProcessManager.APF is installed on the device.  wordle today