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Need To Change Target For Exe File

Guys

I need to edit an exe file with a switch at the end to call an ini file. I cannot find how this exe calls the ini or where it should be by default, but I know the command line to make it look at an ini file.
My only problem is, with Windows 7 I cannot change the target line of the exe file itself. I cannot create a shortcut (where I can edit the target line) as another application calls this exe during install. Is there a way to force or hack the exe file to call the ini file ?

This is related to my sequencing issue for a virtual application !


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Posted by: pjgeutjens 11 years ago
Red Belt
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this really depends on the specific package and the type of installer. The one that is calling your exe, what type is it?

Posted by: mpace 11 years ago
Red Belt
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Sometimes exe files will use ini files if they reside in the same directory. More details on what you are actually using would be very helpful.

Posted by: FergieMan 11 years ago
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Another Exe calls another exe. This happens during the appv install , but because I can't edit the 2nd exes target to look at files located on sequence drive , it looks for them on the C: drive of the physical drive the app runs from.


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  • if your main goal is to get a working App-V sequence, you could try to do a VFS sequence, so basically capture the install to the C:-drive instead of the Q:-drive..
    That would allow the 2nd exe to find its files I think - pjgeutjens 11 years ago

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