The new files haven't made the Open list x64 sensitive, so I ran the exec.debug; I wasn't entirely sure what to expect from the debug, and didn't initially notice any output, until after I had run some 32-bit stuff. Now I've run several x32 and x64 apps, and the debug output seems to be pretty conclusively only showing the x32 app launches. The debug looks like this, though I have more lines showing additional x32 app launches. In the same time frame the debug logged these messages, I also launched x64 Internet Explorer, x64 Notepad several times and x64 WinRAR.
00010 2184 called 64 Blank Page - Windows Internet Explorer 3212928 310680 4 4 Thu Apr 15 23:06:48 2010 00009 42760 called 64 Windows Internet Explorer 3212928 310680 3 3 Thu Apr 15 23:06:46 2010 . . . 00004 1295 called 64 VLC media player 1640092 19069c 4 4 Thu Apr 15 23:05:47 2010 00003 270584 called 64 VLC media player 1640092 19069c 3 3 Thu Apr 15 23:05:45 2010 00002 31824 called 64 Configure PowerPro - D:\PowerPro\pproconf.pcf 721694 b031e 4 4 Thu Apr 15 23:01:15 2010 00001 15 called 64 PowerPro Debug 526038 806d6 3 3 Thu Apr 15 23:00:43 2010 00000 35345084 called 64 Configure PowerPro - D:\PowerPro\pproconf.pcf 721694 b031e 3 3 Thu Apr 15 23:00:43 2010 --- In [email protected], "brucexs" <bruc...@...> wrote: > > if you still have time to test, I had one more idea of something that might > help. > > After backing up your current ppro.dll and powerpro.exe, can you download > > http://powerpro.webeddie.com/download/ppro.dll > http://powerpro.webeddie.com/download/powerpro.exe > > and copy to your powerpro folder. You may have to shutdown all open > applications and wait a few seconds in order to copy over the ppro.dll. > > Does this make any difference to autorun checking with PowerPro on 64 bit > apps? > > If it does not, can you execute the command > exec.debug > and let me know if you get any debugging output? > > > --- In [email protected], "ligoten" <ligoten@> wrote: > > > > Well, I've figured out an even better way to make the "Enter password" > > dialog topmost, and it doesn't even use PowerPro: >
