Ctrl-C on powershell

Hi, is there any way to break the scripts by typing a "key group" like the
"Ctrl+C" in a dos console, without closing the window ?

bye
Nico

<Nicopil@mi> wrote in message news:4645a995$0$28727$426a74cc@news.free.fr...
> Hi, is there any way to break the scripts by typing a "key group" like the
> "Ctrl+C" in a dos console, without closing the window ?
>

AFAIK Ctrl-C shouldn't exit powershell or close the console window, have you seen this thread http://groups.google.com/group/micro...3f657c915ae8b?

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<Nicopil@mi> wrote in message news:4645a995$0$28727$426a74cc@news.free.fr...
> Hi, is there any way to break the scripts by typing a "key group" like the
> "Ctrl+C" in a dos console, without closing the window ?
>

AFAIK Ctrl-C shouldn't exit powershell or close the console window, have you
seen this thread
http://groups.google.com/group/micro...3f657c915ae8b?

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warranty
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the thread that you showed me was right : it was due to a wrong parameter in
my console layer (i'm using Console as i said in another post)

Thanks again
Bye
Nico