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Saw a script that can gray out the close button of the CMD window to prevent someone from closing the window.

Last edited by uiopuiop on 2008-9-14 at 02:48 PM ]

http://www.cn-dos.net/forum/viewthread.php?tid=39745&fpage=1&highlight=CMD%E7%AA%97%E5%8F%A3%2B%E5%85%B3%E9%97%AD%E6%8C%89%E9%92%AE

Just don't know if there are any other ways, and it can be done without using GRAY.EXE, heh heh.

@echo off
start /b gray.exe
echo This is a test
echo.
REM If you don't kill gray.exe, the pause won't work, and it can't be pushed out no matter what
taskkill /f /im gray.exe >nul
pause

GRAY must be killed at the end. After killing gray, it can exit. Otherwise, when you right-click the batch processing in the status bar, the X will appear again. The shortcoming is that grey.exe can't exit by itself (it seems there are no parameters). taskkill /f /im gray.exe will kill all gray.exe, thus affecting the windows of other applications' secondary functions.

Last edited by uiopuiop on 2008-9-14 at 02:55 PM ]

In the 1 HOUR SOFTWARE, there is a NoClose, and helfee has modified it into a command-line version.

Usage:

Disable the window titled C:\WINDOWS:
x.exe /dC:\WINDOWS

Enable the window titled C:\WINDOWS:
x.exe /eC:\WINDOWS

Disable the window with the class name CabinetWClass:
x.exe /dahk_classCabinetWClass

If the title or class name has spaces, you must add double quotes:
x.exe "/dC:\Program Files"

Process N windows simultaneously:
x.exe /dC:\WINDOWS /eC:\WINDOWS\system32 "/dC:\Program Files" /dahk_classConsoleWindowClass

Download address: http://good.gd/26048.htm

http://upload.cn-dos.net/img/930.zip

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Executed: HAT
Operation: Uploaded attachment for the poster on 2008-10-11
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Last edited by tireless on 2008-10-12 at 17:03 ]

Just hide it.

Originally posted by tireless at 2008-9-14 05:17 PM:
1 HOUR SOFTWARE has a NoClose,


If you want to hide a certain batch processing window, how to use this thing?
I tried the following script, but the focus has to move to other windows and then move back, and X only becomes grayed out. It does not take effect immediately.

test.bat

x /dahk_classConsoleWindowClass
echo test
pause

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Or:
testbat.bat

title testbat
x /dtestbat
echo test
pause

Last edited by uiopuiop on 2008-9-14 at 06:18 PM ]

I also noticed that other windows don't have this problem. Although it's not grayed out, it still can't be closed.

Well, thanks! Great stuff!

VB has just too much code. This thing also has a shell - 203kb, and you can't even delete that ugly icon, while gray.exe is only 56kb.

Last edited by uiopuiop on 2008-9-14 at 06:43 PM ]

Originally posted by uiopuiop at 2008-9-13 10:36 PM:
That's right, thanks! Great stuff!

VB has just too much code. This thing is also packed - 203kb, gray.exe is only 56kb.

It's not packed. This is a script compiled with AutoHotkey, with the extension .ahk. If you have AutoHotkey installed on your computer, you can directly use x.ahk.

Compiling x.ahk into x.exe results in this size. After I added an icon, the size is 203 KB, and without an icon, it's 198 kb.

Originally posted by tireless at 2008-9-14 06:41 PM:

It's not a packed shell. This is a script compiled with AutoHotkey, with the file extension .ahk. If you have AutoHotkey installed on your computer, you can just use x.ahk directly.

When you compile x.ahk into x.exe, it's just this size. After I added an icon, the size is 203 KB, and without an icon, it's 198 KB.

Can you compile an icon-free EXE and upload it? Thanks!

http://good.gd/26056.htm

Caring about file size, or afraid that adding an icon will affect execution efficiency?

I want to use it as a domain login script, the original icon is too ugly. The exe should be as small as possible, copy faster. The one you have now still has an icon with an H :^)

Last edited by uiopuiop on 2008-9-14 at 06:54 PM ]

Originally posted by uiopuiop at 2008-9-13 10:52 PM:
Want to use it as a domain login script. The original icon is too ugly. The smaller the exe, the better, so it copies faster. Your current one still has a H icon :^)

Last edited by uiopuiop on 2008-9-14 at 06:54 PM ]

I took a screenshot, then used Photoshop, enlarged it and carefully cropped it into a png, and then converted it with png2ico... because I think it looks better to leave some borders.

The H icon is the one that comes with AutoHotkey. I tried using Resource Hacker to remove those icons, but it seemed to have errors.

You've worked hard ：） Haha. I only knew AUTOIT before, and now I'm learning something new.

Good stuff, collecting it!!!

Good stuff, let's first study how to use it.