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Windows Service Logout Behavior

Within a Windows Service app, I launch a Process that is
to run continuously. If however I log out, Windows kills
the process I spawned, but leaves the service up and
running as if all was okay. This is certainly unexpected
behavior - what can I do to keep the process alive?

TIA
Jul 21 '05 #1
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