Wolfenstein 2 exe executes Notepad

If you've created your own ebook, its probably in PDF format which is great but submitting your PDF to ebook directories is not an easy task and You may be asked for additional file formats. Here comes the exe book. It is an executable file for windows containing your ebook.

How to create it?

1. As You have the ebook content in a format that can be edited, all you need is to copy and paste to a blank HTML page created with notepad or any web editor. Now you have your ebook as a HTML document which is not protected and can be copied and changed by anyone. So you need to protect your file from editing and changing (your contents).

2. Here comes the EXE conversion. As the executable file is much secure holder for your ebook content, you have to convert the HTML into an executable aplication (EXE file). There are many software for this, but I preffer freeware and WebSiteZip Packer from Spadix is the perfect tool for this job. With WSZ you load the HTML page with your book content, set the parameters such as window size, toolbars, security options (password and expiration date) and build exe. Built in wizard will guide you thru the process and you'll have your own exe book in minutes.

This article describes the Quick Fix utility (Qfixapp.exe) that is included with the Application Compatibility Toolkit for Windows XP and Windows .NET. Qfixapp.exe is a tool that includes pre-packaged fixes that provide an easy way to fix a program.

Use Qfixapp.exe To Apply Program Fixes

You can use Qfixapp.exe to quickly apply various program fixes (AppFixes, also known as "shims") to a program to determine their effectiveness. Qfixapp.exe reads the %SystemRoot%\windows\apppatch\sysmain.sdb database to produce a list of available fixes. When you select an AppFix, you can start the program executable (.exe) file, and the AppFix will be applied. If a suitable AppFix is found, the tool eventually helps you to generate and test matching file information. When you run Qfixapp.exe, you see the following items:

• The The application for which to apply the fix(es) check box. This setting disables existing fixes in the database.
  
  
• The Layer tab with the Choose one of the existing layers to apply to your app box that contains the following entries:
  
  256 Color
  640X480
  Disable Themes
  Internaltional
  LUA(Limited User Account)
  LUACleanUp
  NT4SP5
  ProfilesSetup
  Win2000
  Win95
  Win98
  
• The Fixes tab. On this tab you can select the individual fixes that you want to apply.
  

Example of How to Use Qfixapp.exe 1. Start Notepad, and then click About Notepad on the Help menu. Note that the version is 5.1.

2. Start Qfixapp.exe, click Win95, click Browse, and then open the Windows folder. Note that the Windows\System32 folder is protected by Windows File Protection, so it is not able to use the layers.

3. Click Notepad.exe, click Open, and then click Run.

4. Start Notepad, and then click About Notepad on the Help menu. Note that the version is now 4.0.

If you click ViewLog, you could see what AppFix(es) are being used. If you click Advanced, you could see information about the .exe file. You can click Add Matching Info, and then select files that are related to the .exe file to identify that particular program. After you finish that step, you could click Create Fix Support to add the layers with the Matching Information (GRABMI) and create an XML-based database that is named YourAppName.sdb. Note that in the preceding example it is named Notepad.sdb, and is in the AppPatch folder.

It may happen that only executable files aren’t eager open properly: either you have the dialog box "Open With", it opens with notepad or another program.
This problem may be due to a error made on your PC. If this is not the case, then it is necessarily a virus, follow this tip to disinfect your PC.
To correct the problem, follow these steps:
First Solution This solution is valid for XP and 2000 versions.

• Go to Control Panel and then Folder Options.
• Select the File Type tab and then click New
• Type in EXE file extension and click OK
• The EXE extension is automatically selected, then click Restore
• Close the dialog box

Second solution This solution works for all versions of Windows

• Click on Start> All Programs> Accessories> Notepad
• Select the text below> copy and paste it into Notepad

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\exefile]
"EditFlags"=hex:d8,07,00,00
@="Application"


[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\exefile\shell]
@=""

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\exefile\shell\open]
@=""

"EditFlags"=hex:00,00,00,00


[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\exefile\shell\open\command]
@="\"%1\" %*"

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\exefile\shellex]


[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\exefile\shellex\PropertySheetHandlers]


[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\exefile\shellex\PropertySheetHandlers\{86F19A00-42A0-1069-A2E9-08002B30¬309D}]

@=""

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\exefile\DefaultIcon]
@="%1"

• Then click on File> Save As ...
• Select All files Type
• Give a name for the file and add the. Reg
• Click on Save
• Close the notebook and then right-click the file. REG> Merge
• Click YES and OK