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GUI Object Viewer

Description

If you're familiar with the Object Viewer that comes with NT, you'll enjoy this version that has added features like the abililty to view the NT namespace and modify the security on objects.

V1.4 Additions

Significantly updated security tab. Security information displayed now parses the entire access mask?and displays object type specific access information.

Various bug fixes.

V1.3 Additions

Vista support.

Version: ?V1.4
OS Support: XP, Server 2003, Vista
Date Updated: Mar 2006
Author: OSR

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?OBJDIR V1.4, Zip Archive, 263KB


Number Of Downloads
This utility has been downloaded 10568 times.


User Comments
Rate this utility and tell the community how well you like it. Is it a worthwhile download? Does it work as described?? Does it help you in your job as a driver writer or tester?
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"Command-line version"
Is there a chance to see a command-line version of the utility?

16-Feb-17, John Doe


"RE: Soure code available?"
No, sorry, we do not provide source.

03-Feb-11, Scott Noone


"Soure code available?"
Is source available for this tool?

Rating:
02-Feb-11, k g


"Handy little app"
Very useful. My only complaint is that sorting of a particular directory is lost when you move to a different directory.

Rating:
08-Jan-08, Nathan Blythe


"OBJDIR"
This is like the sysinternal viewer for NT but in XP. I have on issue, it does not allow me so change permissions on objects even as administrator

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27-Sep-03, Mark Anderson


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