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Article #5747Identify type of executable
From: jB
Date: Sat, 09 Jul 2005 07:35
Date: Sat, 09 Jul 2005 07:35
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Dears, Is it possible to identify what type of application an exe file is. i.e fred.exe = a normal application but jane.exe is a service app. If I invoke fred.exe it will load but jane .exe will do nothing unless I add /install etc. Obviously the entry points are different. Is there a way I can tell the type of exe and maybe even output a help dialog from jane.exe telling the user it is a service app and must be installed. I know there are other types of exe (some are actuall dll's).. Thanks jB
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