> HI
> I have an Exe file when it runs ,there are just two controls on the
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> Crime Master
I'm responding to this even though I dislike your moniker. If you have visual
studio, open the exe in "resource" mode and see if the text is stored as a
resource. If so, you can write code to get at it.
/steveA

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CrimeMaster - 22 Jun 2006 08:49 GMT
> > HI
> > I have an Exe file when it runs ,there are just two controls on the
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> Steve Alpert
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Thanks Steve
I have checked it But no text is stored in the resource.Can u tell me
is there any other way to access that data.and i want to access that
data through a program written VC++
Steve Alpert - 22 Jun 2006 17:25 GMT
>>> HI
>>> I have an Exe file when it runs ,there are just two controls on the
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> is there any other way to access that data.and i want to access that
> data through a program written VC++
That suggests that it is probably compiled statically in their heap
initialization. I suspect it would be very hard to find. You couldn't even
depend on a fixed address if they deliver a new version...
/steveA

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