exe file question

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Hi

Can I attach data at the end or middle of exe file , is there some good tool
or sample ?

Can I delete exe file by its process , will it be locked , is it possible to
write some function in process to remove the running exe itself and its
folder after process end ?

[Pavel A.]

Re: exe file question

Wrong newsgroups.
If the data you want to attach is resources, there's win32 API to do this.

Regards,
--PA

Kid wrote:

Hi
>
Can I attach data at the end or middle of exe file , is there some good tool
or sample ?
>
Can I delete exe file by its process , will it be locked , is it possible to
write some function in process to remove the running exe itself and its
folder after process end ?

[Joseph M. Newcomer]

Re: exe file question

Define "data". You can use BeginUpdateReso urce/EndUpdateResour ce/UpdateResource.

There are a number of methods of deleting executables that are running, and some folks in
this newsgroup have answered this; you might also try a google search of the archives.
joe

On Sun, 16 Nov 2008 23:01:01 -0800, Kid <Kid@discussion s.microsoft.com wrote:

>Hi
>
>Can I attach data at the end or middle of exe file , is there some good tool
>or sample ?
>
>Can I delete exe file by its process , will it be locked , is it possible to
>write some function in process to remove the running exe itself and its
>folder after process end ?

Joseph M. Newcomer [MVP]
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[David Ching]

Re: exe file question

"Kid" <Kid@discussion s.microsoft.com wrote in message
news:9376BF75-AB94-4630-9F36-142FD86B4B05@mi crosoft.com...

Hi
>
Can I attach data at the end or middle of exe file , is there some good
tool
or sample ?
>

See the UpdateResource( ) API.

Can I delete exe file by its process , will it be locked , is it possible
to
write some function in process to remove the running exe itself and its
folder after process end ?

See DeleteExecutabl eBF written by Jeffrey Richter:

http://www.microsoft.com/msj/archive/SF9C.aspx

-- David