Hi,
the PCHW license justs mentions the server dll (1SCDLL.dll).
What about distributing the viewer dll (1SCVDLL.dll) in a commercial application?
To get it particular exact, I'd like to distribute setupdrv.exe together with the XP and Vista hook drivers too. Is that possible?
Semmel
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- 2007-12-11 14:01
- Forum: PcHelpWare
- Topic: Viewer (1SCVDLL.dll) license
- Replies: 0
- Views: 3727
- 2007-12-11 11:20
- Forum: PcHelpWare
- Topic: Self-executing installers for PcHelpWare Video Hook Drivers
- Replies: 1
- Views: 9795
Re: Self-executing installers for PcHelpWare Video Hook Driv
Hi Basil,
I see that you advise the user here ( http://reliancepc.com/reliancepc/menu/tips/makerestorepoint/ ) to manually create a system restore point before installing the video driver. That is good practice.
You could do this automatically with few lines of C code as I just found out: See here ...
I see that you advise the user here ( http://reliancepc.com/reliancepc/menu/tips/makerestorepoint/ ) to manually create a system restore point before installing the video driver. That is good practice.
You could do this automatically with few lines of C code as I just found out: See here ...
- 2007-12-10 14:39
- Forum: PcHelpWare
- Topic: Driver PcHelpWare
- Replies: 9
- Views: 36768
Re: Driver PcHelpWare
Hi posbis,
dynamically loading the driver from my own code is a problem for me too. The naive approach taken in http://www.codeproject.com/system/tdriver.asp consist in using the CreateService call of the Control Manager API. You can do the same from MS-DOS command line with "sc create ...
dynamically loading the driver from my own code is a problem for me too. The naive approach taken in http://www.codeproject.com/system/tdriver.asp consist in using the CreateService call of the Control Manager API. You can do the same from MS-DOS command line with "sc create ...