Dll viewer

[Guest]

Hello:

I am tring to use the rundll32.exe commands. To do that I will need to know
the list of available commands in each library. To do that I will need to be
able to open each .dll files to see the content. I would like to know how to
view a .dll file. I have windows XP and so far have not been able to do so.
The file cmdlines.txt is missing. Can some one tell me how I can view teh
content of a dll extension file? I will really appreciate that.


Sincerely:

Aria

 

[Phil Anthropist]

Hello:

I am tring to use the rundll32.exe commands. To do that I will need to
know
the list of available commands in each library. To do that I will need to
be
able to open each .dll files to see the content. I would like to know how
to
view a .dll file. I have windows XP and so far have not been able to do
so.
The file cmdlines.txt is missing. Can some one tell me how I can view teh
content of a dll extension file? I will really appreciate that.


Sincerely:

Aria

You can view the content of dll files with Quick View Plus but it is a 23Mb
download.

http://www.download.com/Quick-View-Plus/3000-2075_4-10258413.html

 

[David Candy]

Just use notepad, all commands are near each other - you get to recognise them. There is no cmdlines.txt which is why you can't find it.

You can also read the platform SDK, which is the intelligent thing to do, and get it from there. The library/dll is at the bottom of each page. Remember that functions need to be specially written to accept rundll32 parameters. All the standard ones aren't. Therefore it will work on functions that don't require parameters. On functions that require parameters you will be passing null. It usually won't work.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/