This is probably one for a C/C++ forum, but someone here may be able to help me.
I am trying to start a 16 bit windows program via the CreateProcess() function. It works ok, but the resulting PROCESS_INFORMATION structure only has the hProcess member populated. hThread, dwProcessld and dwThreadId all return zero. This does not happen with Windows 98. Any ideas anyone? [sig][/sig]
I am trying to start a 16 bit windows program via the CreateProcess() function. It works ok, but the resulting PROCESS_INFORMATION structure only has the hProcess member populated. hThread, dwProcessld and dwThreadId all return zero. This does not happen with Windows 98. Any ideas anyone? [sig][/sig]