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I write a windows application by Delphi. And I know if I Replace it with explorer.exe the windows will started by my application only.
I want to know how can I make an application with Delphi to be independent of Windows OS and run standalone?
I want to know how can I make an application with Delphi to be independent of Windows OS and run standalone?
That is not possible. Delphi applications cannot run without an operating system.
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I noticed when using Windows that explorer.exe is file explorer AND the desktop! How do I make file explorer and the desktop run in different processes?
You can use the following "folders options" in Windows : use a separate process for new windows, as described in this link.
As is, the windows explorer won't crash the desktop when busy.
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https://github.com/cinemassacres/SteamDesktopAuthenticator
if not is there a way so that i can make this for mac?
The project you referenced is written in Microsoft's Visual C#, and it uses DirectX.
Both only run on Windows (or with Wine/Mono), so good luck with natively compiling this on Mac OS.
Even when using compatibility layers such as Wine, I doubt you'll be able to compile this. If you manage to get an already compiled version, your chances with Wine and Mono may be higher, but I won't make any assumptions on how well it works.
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Currently i am using VS2008, XP Service pack 3 and DotNet framework 2 to develop desktop applications. If i would like to run those applications in Windows 7 (32bit), what else i need to do?
Thanking you in anticipation.
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XP Service Pack should support the latest DotNet Framework, so you can test to see if your application still run. If the do, you can migrate to Win7 32bit safely. But I'd advice you take caution and also backup if necessary.
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I am trying to figure out what is the name of application that shows us the desktop?
It's not the Finder, not a system ui server, then what is it?
I want to know the positions of various windows of application on window server. I have CGContext for them with me. Is it possible to get that information from WindowServer?
Can we use Accessibility API for this or any other technique?
The window management system is known as Quartz Compositor. The actual process shows up as "WindowServer" in Activity Monitor.
That's VNC server. However, this is actually not the programming question.
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I am working on a project that uses a filesystem and I'm having some problems integrating with Windows.
I need help understanding how the Windows file system works.
Which Windows? The file system used by DOS and Windows up to Win98 (if I am not mistaken) is FAT. It is still widely used e.g. by memory cards, digital cameras etc. Windows NT and later Windows versions however use NTFS.
You may start reading about FAT and NTFS on Wikipedia.
You probably mean NTFS. Then the best reference is http://www.ntfs.com/
A friend of mine started implementing a defragmenter based on that information and it appears to work properly. That means the info from that site seems reliable.