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When we make a Web page, because some of the web editing software sometimes changes the page elements we have set up, we often use Notepad to edit and modify the page files. How can I quickly invoke Notepad to edit and modify a Web page file? You can do this by simply making a few changes to your registry. Click "Start" → "Run", enter "regedit" in the dialog box, open Registry Editor, expand Hkey_classes_roothtmlfileshell Branch. Under this branch, create a new branch named "

""%1 "(assuming that Foobar is installed on disk C), MP3 's default open mode is Foobar. Similarly, for other file types, you can also change the file association by finding it under the HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT subkey, opening the branch of the Shell\open\command subkey under it, and changing the association program in the right window to note that the last "%1" should not be forgotten. Alternatively, you can add an open method for a file in a format that, when you leave the default opening mode unch

) repllog.exe(PID: 0x2d4b6c76) poutlook.exe(PID: 0xed3affce) cprog.exe(PID: 0x2d99977a) rapiclnt(PID: 0xeced62b2) webcrawler.exe(PID: 0x2d0ed5be) tmail.exe(PID: 0x8d30f68a) netcflaunch.exe When we look at this process, we can see that we successfully run webcrawler.exe when we call cp1_rocworkflow. Kp [Roc] command: terminate a running process In some cases, we need to terminate the running of a process. When my application communicates with other processes, I need to study the failure code path

to insert mode: Open (*) Subkey branch, modify the key value item "Insertmode" in the right window, set its value to 0, then insert mode, set to 1, indicates the write mode. Set the number of historical memory buffers in the MS-DOS window: Opens the (*) Subkey branch, modifies the key value entry "Numberofhistorybuffers" in the right window, sets its value to the required number of historical buffers, and the default value is 4. Set the window foreground and background colors for MS-DOS mode: O

\Console" /t REG_DWORD /v WindowSize /d 0x002a0078 /freg add "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Console" /t REG_DWORD /v ScreenBufferSize /d 0x07d00078 /f At the screen resolution of 1280*1024, I prefer to set the command line window size and screen buffer size respectively: 130*42 and 130*2000. The corresponding command is: 12 reg add "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Console" /t REG_DWORD /v WindowSize /d 0x002a0082 /freg add "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Console" /t REG_DWORD /v ScreenBufferSize /d 0

prefer to set the command line window size and screen buffer size are: 130*42 and 130*2000, the corresponding command is: REG ADD "Hkey_current_userconsole"/t reg_dword/v windowsize/d 0x002a0082/f REG ADD "Hkey_current_userconsole"/t reg_dword/v screenbuffersize/d 07d00082/f I like to use the cmd window of the quick edit mode, by the way also open it, with the command: REG ADD "Hkey_current_userconsole"/t reg_dword/v quickedit/d 0x0000001/f Make

' FileName:ProcessMagnifier.vbs ' Function:capture information about the running processes in detail ' Code by somebody ' qq:240460440 ' Lastmodified:2007-11-16 18:25 ' For learning only Const HKEY_CURRENT_USER = h80000001 Oreg = GetObject ("Winmgmts:{impersonationlevel=impersonate}!\\.\root\default:stdregprov") strKeyPath = "Console\%systemroot%_system32_cmd.exe" Oreg.createkey (HKEY_CURRENT_USER, strKeyPath) strValueName1 = "CodePage" DwValue1 = 936 strValueName2 = "Screenbuffersize" DwValue2

MsgBox "ie in operation ..." End If Next Oh, of course, can also be extended out of other applications. Let's share a VBS that enumerates the detailed list of processes ' FileName:ProcessMagnifier.vbs ' function:capture information about the running processes in detail ' Code by somebody ' qq:240460440 ' lastmodified:2007-12-9 18:50 const HKEY_CURRENT_USER = h80000001 Set oreg = GetObject ("winmgmts: {Impersonationlevel=impersonate}!\\.\root\default:stdregprov ") strKeyPath =" Con