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I suggest you put the something like my above examples in a WinCE shortcut and always run ExecutabilityCheck from this shortcut so you don't need to worry about this little bug again.
Something like "\Storage Card\ExecutabilityCheck.exe" \Program Files will also work if you want it to directly open to the \Program Files directory when you invoke it.
until then you can run it from commandline, i forgot the exact command, TFGBD remembers.
Please realize that other than the FileOpen bug, ExecutabilityCheck also has issues with checking files on CE 5.0. It no longer can properly list an executable's missing imports on any CE 5 device I have tried it on (even WM5/WM6 Pocket PC ) You can still use it to rename imports and change the OS version, though.
I hope this helped your little issue and I'm glad I figured it out even if it doesn't work properly on CE 5.0 anyway.
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cmonex Posted 2008-01-10 6:12 AM #
i'm contemplating writing a new version.
no new version, i assume you have CE 5.0.
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("\Storage Card\ExecutabilityCheck.exe" \ ) [minus parenthesis]
TFGBD Posted 2008-01-19 4:20 AM #
Bobby Posted 2008-01-10 3:46 AM #
To run it on CE 5.0 and get it to properly display its FileOpen dialog, you need to pass it a valid directory name on its command line like this:
For some reason or another, ExecutabilityCheck will not display its file dialog properly on CE 5.0. I noticed a few other older apps have this same issue on CE 5.0 as well. At first I assumed it was because my PNA device was missing some shell registry entries until I noticed that it happened on more complete devices like the CE 5.0 sample OS image for the Emulator.
I have a problem with ExecutabilityCheck on my modified GPS. When I run it, it opens up and immediately closes. Is this a bug? I see other people posting about the same problem on other forums but no solutions.
Or if you wish to associate it with DLL files use a program like GSFinder+ or Total Commander/CE (2.5 beta3 or later ). If you feel like bypassing the fileopen dialog completely but don't want to associate it, simply give it the full path to the file you wish to check on the command line. For example, in Start>Run I often type something like: "\Windows\ExecutabilityCheck.exe" \Program Files\someexe.exe.
also if you need it for a DLL and not EXE, you can just associate the dll extension to execheck.
executabilitycheck.exe opens up and immediately closes.
Where can I d/l a new version?
Anyway, it can thankfully be fixed and here is what you need to do:
http://bonchelehnwidth.eklablog.com/81865gme-download-gratis-a17923...