OT: rundll32 (was Re: Update Rebooting from Netlogon Script)

[Paul J Collins]

>>>>> "David" == David Bannon <D.Bannon at latrobe.edu.au> writes:

    David> I expect that rundll32 makes a call to that function.

Yeppers; in fact, calling functions in DLLs is rundll32's raison
d'etre.  The first parameter is the name of the DLL, the second is the
name of the entry point.

I've seen rundll32 in the tasklist when control panels are open; I
presume in this case rundll32 is being used to call the class
constructor function in the DLL the control panel in question is
impemented in.

Paul.

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