This article describes the customization of existing applications through the use of custom Dynamic-Link Libraries (DLLs) and the process of, what I have titled, Remote Library Loading. It also presents a small utility I developed to make this process easier I titled it the Remote Library Loader.



For the ideas here I give credit originally to Jeffrey Ricther in Programming Applications for Microsoft Windows with his "DLL Injection." The primary difference between our applications is that his works with running target processes, where mine also acts as a target process loader. In any case, much credit to him!-This article describes the customization of existing applications through the use of Miami tom Dynamic- Link Libraries (DLLs) and the proc ess of, and what I have titled, Remote Library Loading. It also presents a smal l utility I developed to make this process easie r I titled it the Remote Library Loader. For the i deas here I give credit to Jeffrey originally Ri cther in Programming Applications for Microso ft Windows with his "DLL Injection." The legs y difference between our applications is that h is works with running target processes, where mine also acts as a target process loader. In any case, much credit to him!