How to bind a .exe file with .jpeg?

[drew96]

I have read about it online and I am stuck on the part where I have to type the address on the target field of the shortcut. "C:\WINDOWS\system32\cmd.exe /c prog.exe" This is what I wrote and this is what the error message says """The name 'C:\WINDOWS\system32\cmd.exe /c' specified in the Target box is not valid.Make sure path file name are correct."""". I have tried to rename everything remove the space between "/c prog.exe" and I have also tried it with some other .exe files like my own firefox browser, nothing seems to work. Please help me out here

 

[rgd1101]

what do you mean bind a .exe with .jpeg?

 

[wanderer11]

Are you trying to disguise an executable as a picture? This sounds really fishy.

 

[drew96]

what do you mean bind a .exe with .jpeg?

I mean hiding the .exe file in .jpeg file.
Sorry that I said binding its actually hiding .exe file in name of .jpeg file.

 

[manofchalk]

You could just outright change the file type into a .jpeg, it wouldn't work until you changed it back to an .exe, but I suspect your trying to get around some kind of filter?
Useful for work/school where you have networked storage available to you but restrictions on the file types you can store there.

 

[Onus]

Are you wanting to create a shortcut to a .jpg so it will open when you click on it? Are you asking how to create a file association, such that when you click on the .jpg, Windows knows what to do with it?
By default, Windows includes a picture and fax viewer that should open up a .jpg for viewing. Depending on what the person has installed, Photoshop, Picasa, or some other program may have been installed and became the default picture viewer. This is something over which you will not really have any control.

Or, are you wanting to create an .exe that views a .jpg (or set of pictures), regardless of what is installed, much as you can have a self-extracting .zip file that is an .exe?

 

[rgd1101]

You mean steganography?
http://www.bing.com/search?q=steganography+software+to+image

 

[popatim]

try this including the quote marks
"c:\windows\system32\cmd.exe" /c c:/path/program.exe[\i]