1. DLL's
- Posted by Mike Fowler <mike.fowler at NELSUN.GEN.NZ>
Dec 02, 1997
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Last edited Dec 03, 1997
gidday all...
Today i discovered that Quick View (a wee app that comes with WIN95) can
tell you a lot about DLL's.
Simply right-click the DLL in Explorer, and select Quick View in the
context menu, and it comes up with a heep of info - version number and all
the boring stuff, plus all the enclosed routines ... might be helpful for
someone maybe...?
Happy programming :)
Mike Fowler - mike.fowler at nelsun.gen.nz
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2. Re: DLL's
You can also use Quick View on Exe's and find out what routines they
call (I think)
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>gidday all...
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>Today i discovered that Quick View (a wee app that comes with WIN95)
can
>tell you a lot about DLL's.
>
>Simply right-click the DLL in Explorer, and select Quick View in the
>context menu, and it comes up with a heep of info - version number and
all
>the boring stuff, plus all the enclosed routines ... might be helpful
for
>someone maybe...?
>
>Happy programming :)
>
>Mike Fowler - mike.fowler at nelsun.gen.nz
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3. Re: DLL's
Andrew Mitchell wrote:
>From: Andrew Mitchell <ajmitch at HOTMAIL.COM> Subject: Re:
>DLL's To: Multiple recipients of list EUPHORIA =
><EUPHORIA at MIAMIU.ACS.MUOHIO.EDU>
>You can also use Quick View on Exe's and find out what routines
>they call (I think) >---------------------- Information from the
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>DLL's
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>--------------- > >gidday all... > >Today i discovered that
>Quick View (a wee app that comes with WIN95) can >tell you a lot
>about DLL's. > >Simply right-click the DLL in Explorer, and
>select Quick View in the >context menu, and it comes up with a
>heep of info - version number and all >the boring stuff, plus
>all the enclosed routines ... might be helpful for >someone
>maybe...? > >Happy programming :) > >Mike Fowler -
>mike.fowler at nelsun.gen.nz > o__ --- =
I don't exactly what you mean by Quick View. My Windows 95 doesn't seem t=
o
have that. But I did find a program called DLLmstr, that displays
information on DLL's and EXE's, version information etc. and which other
routines call and are called by the present one.
I hope you understand what I mean.
It can be found on the net in a shareware version, in compuserve you can
download it via GO SHERIDAN. The file_id follows:
DLL Master 4.1 lists modules in MS
Windows 95 or Windows NT memory, with src
path and filestats. Load, unload, decrement
DLL use count. Multiple lists, compare,
print, save, restore. Version and header
info.
Sincerely,
Ad Rienks
writing at 19:03 , =
on Wednesday 3 December 1997
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4. Re: DLL's
-> Ad Rienks wrote:
-> I don't exactly what you mean by Quick View. My Windows 95 doesn't
-> seem to have that. But I did find a program called DLLmstr, that
if you go to Add/Remove Programmes in the control panel, then go to the
Windows Setup tab, and double click Accessories in the list, and about
1/2 way down, you will see Quick View (1.6MB). Tick it, go OK, put in
the CD or dick, and bob's your uncle.
-> DLL Master 4.1 lists modules in MS
aye, I had a quick look-see at that too, but had a sudden urge to delete
it :)
Mike Fowler - mike.fowler at nelsun.gen.nz
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5. Re: DLL's
> if you go to Add/Remove Programmes in the control panel, then go to the
> Windows Setup tab, and double click Accessories in the list, and about
> 1/2 way down, you will see Quick View (1.6MB). Tick it, go OK, put in
> the CD or dick, and bob's your uncle.
I'll just use the CD ... not the, er, alternative.
Ain't typos great? 
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6. Re: DLL's
CK wrote:
> Tick it, go OK, put in > the CD or dick, and bob's your uncle.
>I'll just use the CD ... not the, er, alternative. Ain't typos
>great?
>-- Cameron Kaiser http://www.sserv.com/ spectre at sserv.com -- =
Do you really never use the, er, alternative?
Sincerely,
John Doe
writing at 18:43 , =
on Thursday 4 December 1997
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7. Re: DLL's
-> > if you go to Add/Remove Programmes in the control panel, then go to
-> the > Windows Setup tab, and double click Accessories in the list,
-> and about > 1/2 way down, you will see Quick View (1.6MB). Tick it,
-> go OK, put in > the CD or dick, and bob's your uncle.
-> I'll just use the CD ... not the, er, alternative.
-> Ain't typos great?
whoops... dosent fit with "bob's your uncle" to well either :(
sorry
Mike :)
8. Re: DLL's
>if you go to Add/Remove Programmes in the control panel, then go to the
>Windows Setup tab, and double click Accessories in the list, and about
>1/2 way down, you will see Quick View (1.6MB). Tick it, go OK, put in
>the CD or dick, and bob's your uncle.
For users of WIn95 in Spanish, the "program" is called "Vista Preliminar".
