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Old 05-09-2007, 02:39 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Making a dashboard, need to locate .exe files.....

I am making a dashboard for ppl who aren't computer literate. I need the target .exe locations for, Internet Explorer, Outlook Express, etc. Can someone tell me an easy way to locate these, instead of hunting around for them? Would Search work?


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Old 05-09-2007, 03:57 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Yes the search would work, IE is called iexplore.exe (C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer default) and OE is msimn.exe (C:\Program Files\Outlook Express default) but now I've told you and you don't have to seach anymore
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Yeah, I searched I would like to know what the Search .exe file is called
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I don't know It may not even be an exe, it could be a dll.
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Okay, I guess I will Search for Search, lol.
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You can try, but being a windows component it's not likely going to be named search.exe

Google might help but like I said, it might not be an exe.
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I searched and got everything you could imagine, lol. ATI stuff and Adobe Reader 8
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