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Its very tiny and here is a picture of what I want to do.

 

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Things I need help with:

  • The buttons
  • Somehow getting the program to move itself to the C drive when the user clicks run on start up and leave a short cut on the desktop.
  • and is their a way to enter a box that will rename the .exe (not just the title (eg. it is called program.exe and the person wants to change it to prog.exe, they enter that into the box))

 

Thankyou.

Posted
Is this VB?

 

I don't know how to move a file if its running, so can't help there. I also don't renaming programs.

 

What do you want to buttons to do, enable what on startup?

 

Enable its self on startup (it wont make much sense now but it will when its finished).

 

The moving isn't important and neither is the renaming, all that can be done manually easily.

Posted
Is this VB?

 

I don't know how to move a file if its running, so can't help there. I also don't renaming programs.

 

What do you want to buttons to do, enable what on startup?

lol your sentence is very fragmented.

  • 2 weeks later...
Posted

Ask Slip. lol.

 

Anyway, to copy your program during runtime (other than embedding, then extracting later), I'd have to look into it. You basically need to untie itself from the system, then copy it's start path (C:\...\filename.exe) to the C:\ or what eva.

 

The rest you stated is easy.

 

I have some code that will add a program to startup, it accesses it via Registry, so if Registry Writing is disabled, it won't work.

 

I'm busy today, I can help you another day though. It's all pretty easy.

Posted
Ask Slip. lol.

 

Anyway, to copy your program during runtime (other than embedding, then extracting later), I'd have to look into it. You basically need to untie itself from the system, then copy it's start path (C:\...\filename.exe) to the C:\ or what eva.

 

The rest you stated is easy.

 

I have some code that will add a program to startup, it accesses it via Registry, so if Registry Writing is disabled, it won't work.

 

I'm busy today, I can help you another day though. It's all pretty easy.

 

Alright sweet.

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