Hi,
Just signed up for Rescue and like it very much. There is one question, though. The main purpose of this service (for us) is to be able to troubleshoot (remotely) difficult problems (software crashes, incorrect work of the apps etc).
One of the well recognized and very useful way to achieve the stated goal is to use DebugOutputString() functions in the application's code (running in user space) to send the debug output to the user.
Normally, if I cannot or don't want to attach a debugger to the user's computer I would I use DebugView (a utility written by Mark Russinovich /Sysinternals and currently available from technet.microsoft.com) to capture those strings. But having such a wonderful tool (Rescue) I wonder if it is possible (may be not now but in future) to avoid installing the aforementioned utility and just collect the output as stated above using Rescue?
How important is this feature? For some uses, such as development of kernel drivers for example, the function DebugOutputString() might be the only way to provide the user with some sort of human readable information in a relatively easy way.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to everybody who celebrates those holidays.
Thanks!
