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The “net file” command shows you a list of the files that other computers have opened on the system upon which you execute the command, however it truncates long path names and doesn’t let you see that information for remote systems.
PsFile is a command-line application which shows a list of files on a system that are opened remotely and it also helps you close opened files either by name or by a file identifier.
The default behavior of PsFile is to list the files on the local system that are open by remote systems. Typing a command followed by “-?” displays information on the syntax for the command.
usage: psfile [RemoteComputer [-u Username [-p Password]]] [[Id | path] [-c]]
-u
Specifies optional user name for login to remote computer.
-p
Specifies password for user name. If this is omitted, you will be prompted to enter the password without it being echoed to the screen.
Id
Identifier (as assigned by PsFile) of the file for which to display information or to close.
Path
Full or partial path of files to match for information display or close.
-c
Closes the files identifed by ID or path.

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-a Address
Selects a remote host by its address. If this is omitted, the current host is selected.
-r RemoteAddress
Selects a remote host by name. If this is omitted, the current host is selected.
-b Bytes
Specifies the bytes of the file opened in the process.
[FileName [FileSpec]]
-f FileName
Specifies the name of a file for the remote host to open.
-m Modify
Sets the access mode. The meaning of the access mode is determined by the mode specified in the command line. See SetAccessMode(mode) for a description of the access modes.
[-r Defaults to “readonly”]
[-t Defaults to “read”]
[-c Defaults to “readwrite”]
[-s Defaults to “no”]
[-e Defaults to “readonly”]
[-w Defaults to “read”]
[-a Defaults to “write”]
[-d Defaults to “read”]
[-x Defaults to “read”]
[-g Defaults to “read”]
[-h Defaults to “read”]
[-a Defaults to “write”]
[-s Defaults to “read” (or readonly)]
[-f Defaults to “read” (or readonly)]
[-c Defaults to “read” (or readwrite)]
[-w Defaults to “read” (or readwrite)]
[-e Defaults to “write” (or readwrite)]
[-x Defaults to “readwrite” (or readwrite)]
[-g Defaults to “readwrite” (or readwrite)]
[-h Defaults to “write” (or readwrite)]
If you add the -r switch, the mode you specify is used if the file is open for remote read access, or if the file is open for remote write access and the -r switch is not used.
If you add the -t switch, the mode you specify is used if the file is open for remote read access, or if the file is open for remote write access and the -r switch is not used.
If you add the -s switch, the mode you specify is used if the file is open for remote read

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PsFile is a command-line application which displays the files opened remotely on a computer that are
open on the local computer. In addition, PsFile displays files opened on any remote computer using a file identifier, either a path, an ID or a handle.
This utility is dependent on the PsTunnel application.
Use of PsFile under Windows 2000 and Windows NT is based on the concept of “handles”.
If PsFile encounters a connection through PsTunnel that does not support the concept of handles, it does not display handles.
Also, PsFile is unable to display the files on remote computers that have the PsTunnel service running on the remote computer.

I’ve done a program called connect, you can find it here:
It scans the local computer for PIDs of remote processes. You can also filter the processes by using the -? command or pressing the ‘/?’ key at the command prompt.

You can also use the free “process viewer” tasklist which can be found at

The update version of Käppärämät is now being worked on, and it is going to have a refined end of chapter viewer for mobile! The work has started in March with a lot of testing to make it work on Android and iOS devices.

The version that is available right now has quite a lot of bugs, but it is being polished and refined at every moment. The testing time will be a long process, as the typical build time of Käppärämät is 3-4 months.

However, the end of chapter viewer is now done with a workable version, and it is ready to be worked on! The end of chapter viewer will be a window you can open at the end of a chapter, and it will contain information about the chapter as it was before you started reading it, as well as a log of all chapters you have read, and the chapter breaks.

As you read the comments of this post, you can see how it goes together in the workflow of writing and updating the story.
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PsFile – Usage: psfile [RemoteComputer [-u Username [-p Password]]] [[Id path] [-c]] [-h] [-l] [-s | -V] [-i] [-d] [-?] [ID [path]]

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