what is the rational behind putting some windows executables in two seperate
folders.
Eg. Notepad.exe resides in \Windows as well as \Windows\System32
It is invoked from the system32 folder.
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- amitr0
Pretty sure it is just legacy / compatibility.
Brandon
amitr0 wrote:
what is the rational behind putting some windows executables in two
seperate folders.Eg. Notepad.exe resides in \Windows as well as \Windows\System32
It is invoked from the system32 folder.
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- amitr0
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Hello,
amitr0 wrote:
what is the rational behind putting some windows executables in two
seperate folders.
see http://blogs.msdn.com/oldnewthing/archive/2006/03/28/563008.aspx
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…it sure does add to he mess…