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Two reasons:

1. Using the windows tools, if you add notepad.exe to the disallowed application list, all a user has to do is rename it to something.exe and it will work. My script traces back to t ...

Here is a script that we use that constantly monitors the computer for prohibitted applications.

#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------#
# ...

Here is a good script to show what is happening. Just compile it and run the resulting exe.

LIST CREATE,1
:Loop
LIST TASKLIST,1,NI
LIST CLEAR,1
WAIT .050
GOTO Loop

OR

:L ...

I had seen that post and changed all of my defined functions to gosub calls but the memory leak remained. It seems to be related to creating and clearing the lists over and over.

Doing some testing I have narrowed down the memory leak to the following code in the GetProcs command:

LIST MODULES,9,%%ProcID
LIST PUT,5,%%ProcName|@VERINFO(@ITEM(9,0),N)| ...

I am building a process monitor / killer that will monitor the system for forbidden applications and kill them if found. The code is:

OPTION ERRORTRAP,ErrorHandler

#define command,CheckFiles
# ...

So I assume that I would have to write my own DLL to do this?

I have a VBScript that I have been using that reads information from a Novell eDirectory Tree. It uses the Novell ActiveX controls. Example code follows:

Sub GetNDSUsers(pContext)
...

After reading this thread, I had to download and try out iBasic. There were two main things it has that I would love to see incorporated into future versions of VDS.

1. The ability to access API ...

I've used a program called multires for this for quite some time. It has a lot of features. http://www.entechtaiwan.com/multires

I know you can do it using the servany program that comes with the resource kit. I'm not sure about doing it with just VDS.

I can disable the X in Delphi with the following code:

var
hwndHandle : THANDLE;
hMenuHandle : HMENU;

begin
hwndHandle := FindWindow(nil, PChar(ParamStr(1)));
if (hwndHandle <> ...

Actually, the application is a student management system that leaves a lot of DB4 database files open. As long as the users use File / Quit to exit, the database files are closed. I can always resor ...

I would use the close section of the VDS app except that I am talking about disabling the close button of a Non-VDS app. I did find the appropriate @sendmsg api call that will let me change the title ...

We have an application that leaves files open when a users uses the Window Close button (the X in the title bar) to exit rather than choosing File / Exit. Does anyone know if there is a way to use @s ...