I was wondering if there is any way to read the output of a console command, from executing it in code. OK that\'s probably not the clearest way I could have put that, so let\'s have an example:
I want to run a shell command from jscript from IE on a Windows machine. I have the following jscript function:
I\'ve written a shell extension that implements the IShellIconOverlayIdentifier interface to give overlays on icons in Explorer. On a 32-bit WinXP machine, everything runs fine. When I build it for 64
Some quick background on this baffling problem -- I\'m making an arcade game that will run Windows XP as its OS.I\'m trying to hide the fact that it\'s running Windows blacking everything out, hiding
I\'ve written a namespace extension to represent a remote file system.IExtractImage is implemented to provide an image for the various thumbnail views supported by the Shell.This all works properly.Ho
I am searching for the C++ solution to show icon overlay over the folder. but I have noticed t开发者_StackOverflow中文版hat it\'s really bad idea to code overlays in .NET\\Java+Shell because interpret
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I开发者_如何学Go am trying to create my own shell that is a shell replacement for Windows. I realize that by just setting the value in REGEDIT at:
I\'m writing a powershell script to compress a file directory and then send it to a remote location via FTP.
Searching for a way to extract Shell Thumbnails for a windows application, I ran into this post and its very useful answer by AMissico:
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