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tim6389
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REGISTRY. Windows executes all instructions in the "RunServices" section of the Registry |
so if i had a vds program run from there it would run as a services? right?
i don't have xp here to test it here 
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CodeScript
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| Posted: Wed Apr 14, 2004 8:58 am Post subject: |
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| tim6389 wrote: | so if i had a vds program run from there it would run as a services? right?
i don't have xp here to test it here |
No running a app as a windows service on NT family machines hs more requirements. Also VDS dialog doesn't support it due to some reason and the app will fault if it has a dialog.
You can get more details about it in this package:
http://codescript.vdsworld.com/VDS5src/VDSServiceProject.zip
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vtol
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| Posted: Wed Apr 14, 2004 9:42 am Post subject: |
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Was the prank on your buddy successful Tim ?  |
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tim6389
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hehhehe it sure was...let me say it this way about 30 people ended up getting it..hehehehe
so now friend told me i can't get him twice...so now i have to firgure out a new way.....
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vtol
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| Posted: Thu Apr 15, 2004 12:10 am Post subject: |
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Kinda a fun way of learning VDS as you go   |
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tim6389
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yes it is cuase when you do this you have make the exe small other wise they won't d/l it and if they are on dial-up it would take forever...so it gets hard to have function that don't uses dll's...so its a good way to learn..
my new idea will be really cool i was nice last time ( ctrl/alt/del worked) this time it won't...hehehehehehe
however making ctrl/alt/del not work on all windows o.s without a dll will be hard ( if it can be done) i do have the ctrl/alt/del not working on xp tho ....and no i don't hurt anything on any ones pc.. hardest hard will be having him d/l it....i think i have a idea for that...heheheeh
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bbelcher
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I found something kind of cool.
if you use @chr(256) for a title it dosnt show up on the Applications tab of Task manager. The executible will show in the processes though.
example of what I'm talking about.
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%%progwidth = @winpos(#Progman,W)
%%spos = @sysinfo(screenwidth)
%%div = @div(%%progwidth,2)
%%TEXT = TEST
DIALOG CREATE,@chr(256),0,0,%%spos,47,ONTOP,NOTITLE,CLASS BANNER,
DIALOG ADD,SHAPE,SHAPE1,0,0,%%spos,47,blue,WHITE,,RECTANGLE
DIALOG ADD,STYLE,STYLE1,Arial,18,BC,,F7F7F7
DIALOG ADD,TEXT,TEXT1,9,0,%%spos,40,%%TEXT,,STYLE1
dialog SHOW
wait 20
exit
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