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Enumerating Windows Processes
Though there are different ways to enumerate processes in Windows, none of
them can be used on every version of the system. Some techinques that work
perfectly on Windows NT fail on Windows 95 and vice versa. This article
describes five different ways to enumerate Windows processes, which
you can easily combine into one truly universal function.
Terminating Windows Processes
This article shows how to terminate a process in Windows. Windows NT
security normally prevents you from terminating certain processes.
This article explains how you can employ your administrative
powers to kill any process in the system. Terminating a process
tree is another interesting task which is also covered in the acticle.
Creating Self-Installing Packages
When distributing applications over Internet, you'll definitely
want to compress the installation package to reduce download time,
especially for users with slow modem connections. The next thing you
will want to do is to combine both the decompression utility and the
intallation package into one program, so users will be able to
download and install your program with just a single mouse click.
This article explains how to implement such a self-installing package
using Win32 API.
