Detecting whether another instance of application already exists. Shows how to avoid having multiple copies of a program running.
Detecting Whether Another Instance of Application Already Exists
Published 12/03/2001
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Single interface for enumerating processes and modules under NT and Win9x/2K.
Published 10/04/2001
Single interface for enumerating processes and modules under NT and Win9x/2K.
Simple Process Viewer
Published 02/09/2001
Console application process viewer that displays the information about the processes that are currently executing in the memory
Taskbar Modfication to Kill Windows NT/2000 Processes
Published 02/08/2001
Tray application that enables you to terminate any kind of running process in Windows NT/2000
Programmatically Launching Windows NT Applications
Published 01/24/2001
Two utilities for launching NT application synchronously or asynchronously
Examine Information on Windows NT System Level Primitives
Published 11/14/2000
Two low level utilities to examine Windows NT information such as processes, threads, windows, modules and objects.
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