Tim Roberts wrote:
> Patrick Li wrote:
>> I am interested in scanning the user's process table periodically and
>> getting the list of running process names as well as their command
>> line parameters.
>>
>> For the process names, I am able to get the list of pids using
>> win32process.EnumProcess
Hi!
WMI don't get command-line arguments, on windows released prior XP.
Another (external) solution is commandline.exe tool.
See :
http://www.develop.com/us/technology/resourcedetail.aspx?id=ebf17b42-c3ee-47ee-8c53-73381e710c45
or
http://www.bearcanyon.com/tools/ (Running Process Command
Hello all,
I have a question about using DDE to launch a file in an existing
application when double-clicked from explorer. I'm trying to use the
built-in windows functionality for doing this by setting the application and
topic keys in HKCR\my_file_type\shell\open\ddeexec. I also have
HKCR\my_fil
Matt Harriger wrote:
>
> I have a question about using DDE to launch a file in an existing
> application when double-clicked from explorer. I'm trying to use the
> built-in windows functionality for doing this by setting the
> application and topic keys in HKCR\my_file_type\shell\open
> \ddeexec. I
Does windows provide a different/better/newer way than the ddeexec registry
key to open a file in an existing window? Is the accepted way to do this now
to take your arguments on the command line to a new instance of your
application, then find your own open application and tell it to open the
file
