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How can I see Windows processes ?

How can I see Windows processes like unix command 'ps' or Back Office... or WinTop. And how can I kill process using some processID?

Thank

Beast.

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EmmDieh

Better then that, a programmer-group implemented these
unix commands for win32.
look for and download a package called unix956 or unix95.
i don't have a valid link any more, because it's been
a long time ago since i downloaded it.
It contain very valualbe commands like ls, ps, kill, tail,..

Beast101598

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maybe some sample?
that would be great...

fnx

dwwang

Go to this site and you will get detailed explanation as well as examples.

http://www.innotts.co.uk/~zephyr/modules.html

dwwang

Is that site helpful?

Beast101598

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dwwang,
example at http://www.innotts.co.uk/~zephyr/modules.html not work.
can you help me?

dwwang

Why it doesn't work?

dwwang

Hi, I realized that this example is just showing how to use tlhelp32 unit, what you need to do is to translate it into a programm dealing with processes. That is to replace all the 'Module' with 'Process'(thanks for the similarity in name of those structures), and do some other neccesary modifications:

1. remove those threee +1 after the sz....;
2. get the property you want (such as processID etc.) rather than the original filename property of ModuleEntry.
3. If you want to compile it in D4, change the type of VerLength from integer to Cardinal;

Beast101598

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ok
thats work with modules.
v. Thanks

but if you have sample with procceses, send my in minde@goda.vtu.lt
bye