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Get Thread Handle below WinMe

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    Ceri
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    How can I get a thread handle of a remote process below windows Me. I can get the Thread ID by enumerating process but I want it's assocaiated handle Thanks Ceri

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      How can I get a thread handle of a remote process below windows Me. I can get the Thread ID by enumerating process but I want it's assocaiated handle Thanks Ceri

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      I know nothing here -- but this seems like the kind of thing you shouldn't be able to do. Actual handles should be private to the application, unless they make em global? [just speaking out of my butt -- sorry]

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        I know nothing here -- but this seems like the kind of thing you shouldn't be able to do. Actual handles should be private to the application, unless they make em global? [just speaking out of my butt -- sorry]

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        Some handles in windows are global to the OS, like mutexes, thread and process handles. Ceri

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