Dear Expert Programmer,
I am running an external "child" application (herewith named detector.exe)
within my program, as shown below.
The "child" application is to detect and record (into a file) the activities
of my children when they are surfing the internet. As at now, when I run
program with the code below and minimize it to put it out of focus, my
children use to maximize and terminate the program.
So I have the problem detecting if they are surfing in forbiding territories
on the internet.
procedure TMainForm.ActivityDefinedClick(Sender: TObject);
var CounterExp :integer; //This variable is in the private section
begin
while counterExp1 < 1 do begin
ExecuteFile('detector.exe','','',SW_SHOW);
counterExp := counterExp1 + 1;
end;
end;
After pressing the ActivityDefinedClick button:
I will like to know how to run silently both the main program and the child
application in the background, generally without a user interface and
without appearing in the process listings as long as the computer is
running.
I have Windows XP and Windows 98 installed on my two different computers at
home.
Please, can someone provide me with a working code (for Windows 98/XP) that
will help me to accomplish problem postulated above.
Thanks very much in advance.
With best regards,
Peter Ayinla
