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  1. Mar 5th, 2003, 02:30 AM #1
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    Append .EXE to another file type??

    Is there a way to add to filetypes together??

    What I mean is..I have an exe that I would like to add to say a PPT slideshow?

    This way you run the PPT, and that also runs the EXE!!

    Thanks!
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    Do I get it right?
    You want to "start" (double-click) a .PPT file and that should start your exe,, or do do youn want to start the .exe that is starting with .PPT files AND your .EXE??
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  3. Mar 5th, 2003, 02:39 AM #3
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    You want to "start" (double-click) a .PPT file and that should start your exe
    That is exactly what I need it to do!

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    Re: Append .EXE to another file type??

    Originally posted by Neumee
    Is there a way to add to filetypes together??

    What I mean is..I have an exe that I would like to add to say a PPT slideshow?

    This way you run the PPT, and that also runs the EXE!!

    Thanks!
    Sounds rather virus-like.
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  6. Mar 5th, 2003, 02:46 AM #5
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    And this sounds like a question about a payload trigger. What are you up to?
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  7. Mar 5th, 2003, 02:52 AM #6
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    I'm just trying to learn how to do things? I'm new to programming and here is a quote

    One Man's Success..is based upon not how much of one thing they know...but how little of everything they know
    So and for the same reason..was my other post!
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  8. Mar 5th, 2003, 03:31 AM #7
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    Originally posted by Neumee
    I'm just trying to learn how to do things?
    Great. No problem with learning, but what are you going to do with that knowledge?
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  9. Mar 5th, 2003, 05:32 AM #8
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    Viruses

    Viruses are not cool, unless you are a security specialist!! Why not learn to create more useful code like code generators that will enable you to write near complete VB apps at the click of a button, then you can post your apps on the VBCodeBank section and we will all benefit from them. I happen to program AND maintain the systems where I am working, and I am too busy working most of the time to worry about freaking viruses. They are a pain in the butt and I end up paying for them, cause it is time that I cannot spend programming productively.
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