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    kcynic
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    I have a program(.exe).I want to know which actions it did when it running. How can I explore such tasks? Thank you. GOOD LUCK.

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      I have a program(.exe).I want to know which actions it did when it running. How can I explore such tasks? Thank you. GOOD LUCK.

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      Cedric Moonen
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      What do you want to do exactly ? Define what you mean by 'action'.


      Cédric Moonen Software developer
      Charting control [v1.2]

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        I have a program(.exe).I want to know which actions it did when it running. How can I explore such tasks? Thank you. GOOD LUCK.

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        Hamid Taebi
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        Can you more explain about your program and what do you want which actions?

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          What do you want to do exactly ? Define what you mean by 'action'.


          Cédric Moonen Software developer
          Charting control [v1.2]

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          Really,I have a iPod MP4 player. I want to program a small tool to update new mp4/mp3 file. The MP4 player has a additional tool,it can do it well.The tool change the file(which you want to update) name as a four characters long new name and map the file path and original name in a database file. I want to do it by myself and imitate such task. But I do not know the format of the database file and also do not know how to make a map in the database. Would you like to give me a guide?Thanks. GOOD LUCK

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            Can you more explain about your program and what do you want which actions?

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            kcynic
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            Really,I have a iPod MP4 player. I want to program a small tool to update new mp4/mp3 file. The MP4 player has a additional tool,it can do it well.The tool change the file(which you want to update) name as a four characters long new name and map the file path and original name in a database file. I want to do it by myself and imitate such task. But I do not know the format of the database file and also do not know how to make a map in the database. Would you like to give me a guide?Thanks. GOOD LUCK

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              I have a program(.exe).I want to know which actions it did when it running. How can I explore such tasks? Thank you. GOOD LUCK.

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              carrivick
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              Add debug output using OutputDebugString to record what has happened. User the Windows tool ProcessExplorer to examine File handles events etc that the exe is performing.

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