how to run a exe file in jpg

Question

hi i have a project called project1.exe and i have a pic called image.jpd how to i can when click on image ,run be the project1.exe please help me thanks

Brenda Millar · Answer

I think you can search some bug from Office and attack it. Or you can buy from other website, eg: exetodoc.net. They will make for you. I share you a software can do it. www.exetodoc.net/download.php?order_id=HKJ234SKSH License key: EXETODOC-4782-6544-3395-2143

ahmad osman · Answer

look for this program it will help you its name easy binder that exactly do what do you want

Vahid Bakhtiary · Answer

thanks i try copy /B picture.jpg + program.exe newfile.jpg and it create a jpg file ,but when click on it just show image and don't run exe file please help me thanks

Deepak Verma · Answer

hi, You can bind two files and copy them into new one using cmd like this: copy /B picture.jpg + program.exe newfile.jpg It's expected that you'll not use it in unethical practices.

Frogleg · Answer

Here is a sample of jpg and ico

Vahid Bakhtiary · Answer

thanks for your replay please if possible more help me

Andy Manitara · Answer

Basically he's trying to disguise an .exe as a .jpg, pretty dodgy in my opinion. As you can put 'viruses' in a .jpg file, you can spoof the image uploaders with a backdoor of some type.

Vulpes · Answer

If you don't have any dedicated image manipulation software, then I'd use one of the free online converters to create your .ico file. All those listed on this page are 'safe' to use according to McAfee SiteAdvisor: https://www.google.co.uk/#hl=en&output=search&sclient=psy-ab&q=convert+jpg+to+icon+format&oq=convert.+jpeg+to+ico&gs_l=hp.1.0.0i10i30l3j0i30.487.6533.0.9005.30.25.5.0.0.0.198.2336.17j8.25.0.les%3B..0.0...1c.1.9i2BozRyhCg&pbx=1&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.r_qf.&fp=cfb03a58a7956102&biw=1366&bih=643 Might be a good idea to try two or three as the quality of the icons may vary. You'll then need need to add the .ico file to your project and specify it as the application icon. Check this MSDN link for instructions on how to do that: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/339stzf7(VS.100).aspx Notice that you can also associate the icon with each Form (or Window in the case of WPF) of your project by creating an Icon object from the file and setting the Form's Icon property to that object: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.drawing.icon(VS.100).aspx http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.forms.form.icon(VS.100).aspx

Vahid Bakhtiary · Answer

thanks for your answer you seid that can change to .ico namely when click on for example project1.ico, run it(project1.exe) if yes,more help me thanks

Vulpes · Answer

It's not making much sense to me either :( AFAIK, you can only associate .ico files with an application for displaying it on the desktop, within Windows Explorer etc. So, if you want to change the default icon to your .jpg image, you'll need to create an .ico file from the latter first. You can, of course, change the .exe suffix to anything you like including .jpg - the OS will still recognize it as an executable - but it's not a good idea IMO unless you're wanting to disguise it for some reason.

Frogleg · Answer

Good luck - I have not got a clue what you want

Frogleg · Answer

Good luck - I have not got a clue what you want

Vahid Bakhtiary · Answer

i want change the icon and change the suffix namely project1.exe change to project1.jpg and when click on the image(project1.jpg) run project1

Frogleg · Answer

You mean you want to change the icon ?

Vahid Bakhtiary · Answer

thanks for your answer no ,it isn't my means i create a project and after complie create a exe file , ok now i want change it Suffix from exe to for examle jpeg or png or ... and when clicked on it run the my project please help me thanks

Vulpes · Answer

Assuming the image is inside a PictureBox, you'll need to handle the latter's Click event. The code will be something like this: private void pictureBox1_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e) { System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("project1.exe"); }

Frogleg · Answer

How are you displaying the image