A question... why do we actually need that batch file? Couldn't be that simply coded into your DataBar? It would be just better instead of using some external files/programs...
Offsets are the same for over a month now, so your theory fails. I'm still using them, needed to get them just once. Don't know which offsets you've gotten, but mine are still the same (when Legend III is out, then I'll have to update them).Quote:
I've got the native code of the batch file,it's in VB6,however it IS easier just to make an application that would load every version of that batch file.I enjoy reversing,but I dislike updating anything weekly,because it gets me bored(Offsets in this case).
About the paranoids like you,this batch file is in the official Tbot release and it has been always there,so if it was infected many people would have been hacked already,don't you think?
if i do this i get:Quote:
Start > Run > RegSvr32 ccrpprg.ocx > Click OK
"ccrpprg.ocx" is not an executable file and or no registration helper is registered for this filetyp
LoadLibrary("f:windows-slash-system-slash-ccrpprg.ocx") failed - The specified module cannot be found.
ccrpprg.ocx must be placed in system32 folder,not system folder!Quote:
if i do this i get:
also if i do:Code:"ccrpprg.ocx" is not an executable file and or no registration helper is registered for this filetyp
regsvr32 f:windowssystemccrpprg.ocx
i get:
But i have my file in there!!! :(:(:(Code:LoadLibrary("f:windows-slash-system-slash-ccrpprg.ocx") failed - The specified module cannot be found.
I did not told you to register the ocx,someone else did.Quote:
i have it in system32 now and iget the same error again like in my post beforce ( LoadLibrar) if i wanna regsvr32 -.-
Hey great it works now cool thx so much :)Quote:
I did not told you to register the ocx,someone else did.
There is a big difference between Msvbvm50.dll and ccrpprg.ocx
Please read the [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
In your case you must put ccrpprg.ocx in sys32 folder and Msvbvm50.dll in sys folder.