John Posted January 11, 2006 Posted January 11, 2006 #~ Plateform: Windows 9x or better #~ AutoIt ver: 3.1.1 or better #~ ArgSpy is designed to safely spy on the command line arguments of other programs by #~ placing the arguments on the clipboard, such as zip programs etc. ArgSpy will only allow #~ one program to be replaced at a time. It does this by automatically restoring any previous #~ file replacement before replacing any new executable. #~ --Features-- #~ (1)Free #~ (2)Ini file configuration to avoid registry writes and ease of configuring. #~ (3)No new running processes. Designed to do its job and exit. #~ (4)Ease of restoring previously backed up files even if you've forgotten where or what they are. #~ (5)A silent option in ArgSpy.ini so you aren't hassled by unnecessary message boxes. #~ (6)Will not attempt to replace in use files. #~ There are 5 ways to restore an ArgSpy replaced file. #~ (1)Sending File.???.ArgSpy backup file to ArgSpy.exe via the Send To menu. Created in the same #~ directory as the program being spied on. #~ (2)Clicking ArgSpy.exe without any arguments passed. #~ (3)Clicking the ArgSpy Restore link in the Start Menu. #~ (4)Replacing any new executable with ArgSpy.exe using the Send To menu. #~ (5)Placing a shortcut to ArgSpy.exe in the startup folder to restore any backups #~ when the computer restarts. Code is in the file attachmentArgSpy.zip
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