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A simple example of listing installed applications using ObjCreateInterface. Update. 10/09/2014 ;Danyfirex 06/09/2014 #include <Array.au3> Opt("MustDeclareVars", 1) Global Const $sTagAppInfoData = "UINT cbSize;UINT dwMask;ptr pszDisplayName;ptr pszVersion;ptr pszPublisher;ptr pszProductID;" & _ "ptr pszRegisteredOwner;ptr pszRegisteredCompany;ptr pszLanguage;ptr pszSupportUrl;ptr pszSupportTelephone;" & _ "ptr pszHelpLink;ptr pszInstallLocation;ptr pszInstallSource;ptr pszInstallDate;ptr pszContact;ptr pszComments;" & _ "ptr pszImage;ptr pszReadmeUrl;ptr pszUpdat
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This is Something i Made to block Applications from Being Used without Using the Windows UAC and Stuff. Its Quicker and it Works. Let me know what You Think. You Need the config.ini file in the Folder with the Script. Admin System.rar
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Startup Manager allows you to customise the programs that run on startup and supports all of the different methods that programs can run on startup. If you want to run your own program on startup, or remove unnessecary ones, then this program will make your life easier. Features: Supports Registry and startup folder. Shows and allows you to modify whether it affects all user accounts or just yours and if it will run all the time, or just once. Allows you to add your own applications to the startup folder. Startup Manager.au3 Guinesses UDF for I hope you like it Updates: Added guidis
