I ended up going with the option to user a PowerShell script. My normal script will run the PowerShell script and stop. This leaves TestComplete open but stopped. The PowerShell script pauses for 20 seconds (to ensure TestComplete has stopped) and then forces TestComplete to close. Not the most elegant, but it works.
Champion Level 3Apologies, my last two posts are at the wrong nested level and were replies to rraghvani. I think this leveled nesting of comments is confusing. I like a flat structure using mentions with @....
