How get the classname of an app in Win2000?

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Rick Charnes

I need to get the classname of Adobe Reader 7 for use in OLE automation
in an app I'm writing in another language. It was suggested to me that
I get a copy of Spy++ to find this out. Could someone suggest where I
could get this utility, or tell me other ways to get the classname in an
app running under Win2000? Thanks.
 
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Dave Patrick

You might have a look in;
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes

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|I need to get the classname of Adobe Reader 7 for use in OLE automation
| in an app I'm writing in another language. It was suggested to me that
| I get a copy of Spy++ to find this out. Could someone suggest where I
| could get this utility, or tell me other ways to get the classname in an
| app running under Win2000? Thanks.
 
R

Rick Charnes

You might have a look in;
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes
Click to expand...
Thanks, I see about a hundred entries there pertaining to Adobe Reader
and am not sure which has the info I'm looking for: the classname of
Adobe Reader 7.0. Thanks much for any help.
 
D

Dave Patrick

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