How to find when the application started -- Visual FoxPro : Using Win32 (WinAPI) Functions


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The GetProcessTimes function among other output parameters returns the creation time of the process.


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Created: 2008-03-26 12:09:34
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The Kernel Mode and User Mode times put together are equival to the CPU Time value displayed for the process in the Task Manager.

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