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hi nice code thank you window moved modified MsgBox++.au3 msgbox++.au3

LAST VERSION - 1.0 28-May-12 This small utility designed for viewing the exported DLL functions and is written specifically for AutoIt community. Nothing excess, just the tools you need. Especially useful are Drag-and-Drop and support for command line that allows you to add DLL Helper in the Windows Explorer context menu. To do this, you can use the following .reg file. Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\dllfile\shell\View] @="View exported function" [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\dllfile\shell\View\command] @=""C:\Program Files\DLLHelper\DLLHelper.exe" "%1""Also worth noting is fairly fast enumeration of exported DLL functions and the ability to export the function list into a text or HTML document. As usualy, I will be glad to any feedback and suggestions. Major program features Support for both x86 and x64 DLL files.Fast enumeration of exported DLL functions.Support for command line (use the full path in the first parameter).Support Drag-and-Drop.Web search for functions with the ability to add user-defined services (up to 10, via registry).Ability to view the undecorated names of DLL function.Ability to specify a filter to display the functions of interest.Sort the function list by any column.Copying any data (by column) from the list to the clipboard.Export list of function to the .txt or .html file.List of recently opened files (up to 10).Simple and intuitive interface. License Supported operating systems Windows XP, Vista, 7 Files to download Binary Redirection to DLLHelper_bin.zip, 475 KB DLLHelper_bin.html Source Redirection to DLLHelper_source.zip, 657 KB DLLHelper_source.html

It's not ignorance. I didn't know about it until I started to do some research on the subject.

Tiago, what does this: Have to do with: This? Orienta-te com o que procuras companheiro! :S

... and you are sure that the resources of "C:Usersqme9401DesktopKeyStateNotifyKeyStateNotify.exe" does not contain any Program version information? Update process seems to be running fine. PS the fileversion is probably to high of a number. Jos

Your intentions are probably good, so there was no need to mention the 'M' word. As with regards to your query, do a bit more research on google (or another popular search engine) as this will answer your question. Here >> http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb897447.aspx (Native Applications.)

Have a look here this may help

@davidkim: implemented. Please test. Br, UEZ