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Corsa Sport » Message Board » Off Day » Geek Day » Computers geeks look in here » Post Reply
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| Sam |
posted on 7th May 05 at 15:46 |
Well yeah but I wanted to find out what it looks at in the registry (aside from it's own registry keys)... | |
| Mikorsa16v |
posted on 7th May 05 at 14:33 |
quote: Can you not look through the registry yourself? I take it you are looking at some sort of Malware or virus? | |
| Sam |
posted on 7th May 05 at 14:20 |
I found it just now on the VC5 CD but I need to find out what registry entries it uses and stuff and I don't think Spy tells you? | |
| Mikorsa16v |
posted on 7th May 05 at 13:59 |
more likely to be on the VC CD - does that include C++? | |
| Mikorsa16v |
posted on 7th May 05 at 13:58 |
yeah should be try it. | |
| Mikorsa16v |
posted on 7th May 05 at 13:58 |
The basic way it runs is you run the program you wish - i.e. Internet Explorer, then go into Spy+ and select the program you wish to (loose term) debug, and it will tell you stuff - the only reason i used it was to find window sizes etc - but it can do more | |
| Sam |
posted on 7th May 05 at 13:57 |
Would it be on the VB5 or VC CDs? As I've got them? | |
| Mikorsa16v |
posted on 7th May 05 at 13:56 |
Yes part of Visual Studio there is a tool called Spy+ - its in the tools folder on Visual Studio - you can get this from installing just a single entity - i.e. Visual Basic classic - i think this will install the utility. | |
| Sam |
posted on 7th May 05 at 13:48 |
Does anyone know of a utility I can use that can tell me what files a program tries to open when you run it, or what registry entries it uses, etc.? |