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Create a console-application that writes all the parameters that are passed to it, to a plain text-file. Next use the launcher on your new console-application. You now have a text-file that holds all the parameters that the old launcher sends when starting an application.
Hope this Helps,
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I already tried that before posting the question here.
There are no parameters passed to the .bin file recording to the parameters list.
Though I am very sure there are a few argument passed, named:
IP PORT
Through HexEditing I can find there is a third argument something like an ID.
The IP and PORT arguments are not the problem and are known by the development team, the ID is not and we do not know the syntax used to construct this ID.
Therefore my question if it is possible to retrieve this.
The launcher does execute te file in question and if I replace it by my custom console application, it does launch the console application.
The result is no parameters at all with a simple foreach-loop...
It is for sure there are arguments passed to the .bin executable, because it gives a message when it does not receive those.
Maybe you have another suggestion?
Yours sincerely,
OsoreWatashi
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There is no documentation on how this ID is generated? That's going to be though to re-engineer 
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Indeed there is no information on the arguments passed to the .bin file to execute it.
If we are only able to see what gets passed in as arguments, we are able to reverse enginere the generation of the ID without too many problems.
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Creating a proxy-console that simply passes and logs the arguments?
Reverse-engineering might be difficult if you don't know the reasoning behind the numbers..
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I'm sorry, a proxy-console?
You have to know that is just all on a local machine not using any internet-connection or what-so-ever.
The files are all generated with VC++ 6.0 if that may be of any help.
The reason behind the numbers will be obvious as soon as they appear.
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A console that does nothing, except launch something else with exact the same parameters that it received. This way the console "mimics" the client that is launched. When it has received all parameters, it can launch the child-proces that the original proces intented to start.
Old viruses displayed this behaviour; on infection, they'd replace a command and write a virus on that place. So whenever the user thinks he starts that command, the virus is started. In order to stay unnoticed, the original program is executed by the virus.
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hi,
i have developed one application using c# and sqlserver 2000.but i am new to c# networking programming .now my application is working in one system only. but i want to work that application in other clients systems.in frontend i have given connection string as
string s="server=local;database=cm;uid=sa;pwd=.";
I wanted the database to reside in the server. Develop the application and upon deployment of this application to all my network clients, they must be able to access the database.
please some one help how to access database from cliens system also.
thanks
ragards
Jagan.
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The database must be configured to accept communication over the network (SQL Server 2000 will accept TCP/IP communication by default as I recal). Your connection string must also refer to the server. In your connection string replace "local" with the name of the server.
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I have a usercontrol made of some labels. As soon as I add the usercontrol to a tabControlPage, all the fonts in the usercontrol are resized to whatever the font setting of the tabControlPage is.
How do I stop this?
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Set the .Font property of the controls inside the container. You could do it dynamically with a loop at runtime if your willing to take the performance hit, or just set em manually in the designer.
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Have sorted it out
UserControl has a property called 'AutoScaleMode'. Setting this to 'None' prevents the usercontrol from being resized when added to a container control.
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hi ,
i am going to create a counter app, to count the number of pages the user printed, no matter where to print(for example from office or notepad or paint and... just print!)
is there any way? is there any unmannaged code?
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but these didn't help me so much, i need sth like (PrintStart event) to handle!
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They don't have any events, you're right about that. One possibility could be using WMI, but that's not so familiar to me. When I answered I was thinking if you could for example pause the queue and just let those jobs through which you have already recorded.
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I am realy Confused
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This may not be the best idea, but since you can pause the queue, you could leave it like that. When a new job is submitted to the queue, you have the time to gather the information from that job and after that you can release it. I don't know if it's possible but if the queue can be configured so that every new job is paused by default, then you could do the release per job. That would be more reliable.
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Ok! i'll give it a try, thanks
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No problem, but as I said, this may not be the best way, so don't bang your head against the wall for too long
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but due to there is no event to handle, should i run and get the printer queue, in an infinite loop? 
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Perhaps you could build a service and use polling?. For example a timer with 1 second interval...
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what? 
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I think those are the classes..
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