[Tool]International SRO Key Presser[Works Minimized]

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Originally Posted by DImported annoying thing about it when i use it for ressing is that it always brings the sro client to front that is pressing res, even when hidden. i currently only use this for login, and use daskillz for res.

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Originally Posted by HideAndSeeK hm, my decompiler isnt working , just wanna know how u did it, that u bring the choosen client to a status, i did it like this, so u did it with stringsplit, too? Or what method did u use? greetz Code: ...

Func _Scan(ByRef $list, ByRef $wList, ByRef $aClientType)
	Local $i, $j, $tmp, $count
	_GUICtrlListBox_ResetContent($list)
	$wList[0][0] = 0

	For $j = 1 To $aClientType[0]
		$tmp = WinList("[CLASS:" & $aClientType[$j] & "]")
		$count = $wList[0][0]

		For $i = 1 To $tmp[0][0]
			$wList[$i + $count][0] = $tmp[$i][0]
			$wList[$i + $count][1] = $tmp[$i][1]
			$wList[0][0] += 1
		Next
	Next

	For $i = 1 To $wList[0][0]
		_GUICtrlListBox_AddString($list, $wList[$i][0])
	Next
EndFunc   ;==>_Scan

Func Minimize()
	_SetState(@SW_MINIMIZE, "Minimized", $List1, $WinList)
EndFunc   ;==>Minimize

Func MinimizeAll()
	_SetStateAll(@SW_MINIMIZE, "All minimized", $WinList)
EndFunc   ;==>MinimizeAll

Func Hide()
	_SetState(@SW_HIDE, "Hidden", $List1, $WinList)
EndFunc   ;==>Hide

Func HideAll()
	_SetStateAll(@SW_HIDE, "All hidden", $WinList)
EndFunc   ;==>HideAll

Func Show()
	_SetState(@SW_SHOW, "Shown", $List1, $WinList)
EndFunc   ;==>Show

Func ShowAll()
	_SetStateAll(@SW_SHOW, "All Shown", $WinList)
EndFunc   ;==>ShowAll


Func _SetState($state, $tip, ByRef $list, ByRef $wList)
	Local $i, $HWNDTab
	$HWNDTab = _GetSelection($list, $wList)

	If $HWNDTab[0] = 0 Then
		TrayTip("Note", "No selection found",12,1)
	Else
		For $i = 1 To $HWNDTab[0]
			WinSetState($HWNDTab[$i], "", $state)
		Next
		TrayTip("Info", $tip, 12,1)
	EndIf
EndFunc   ;==>_SetState


Func _GetSelection(ByRef $list, ByRef $wList)
	Local $SelectTab, $i, $nbItem

	$SelectTab = _GUICtrlListBox_GetSelItems($list)
	$nbItem = $SelectTab[0]

	Local $HWNDTab[$nbItem + 1]

	$HWNDTab[0] = $SelectTab[0]
	For $i = 1 To $nbItem
		$HWNDTab[$i] = $wList[$SelectTab[$i] + 1][1]
	Next
	Return $HWNDTab
EndFunc   ;==>_GetSelection

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Originally Posted by DImported annoying thing about it when i use it for ressing is that it always brings the sro client to front that is pressing res, even when hidden. i currently only use this for login, and use daskillz for res.

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Originally Posted by LegendaryHeroes New, version 3.1 is out. Check the home page for downloads.

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Originally Posted by LegendaryHeroes Different version of sro use different Opcode for login. DarkPassion, the OP, will make a guide and tell you how to do it.

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Originally Posted by Fantasya New version: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] what the hell?

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Originally Posted by DarkPassion What vista you've got? x64 or x32? And bout that problem,LegendaryHeroes already gave you a solution:) You should try it.

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This behavior may occur if you try to register a DLL by using Regsrv32 while you are logged on using an account that does not have administrative credentials, such as an account that is a member of the standard users group. An account that does not have administrative credentials cannot write to the registry or change files in the System32 folder. The behavior occurs because Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 use a more restrictive security scheme than earlier versions of Windows use. This scheme prevents standard users from registering DLLs. Note Because of this behavior, standard users may not be able to run programs that self-register DLLs by using standard user's ID. To resolve this behavior, log on by using an administrator account, and then register the DLL.

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Originally Posted by LegendaryHeroes Alright. I found what cause it. You need to install WinPcap (google it) Install the latest one or from version 4.0 will make it works :) Here is the home page of PacketX [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] You can install the full program. Damn Vista has too much bug and security :D And the reason of the DllRegisterServer code 0x80070005 is: (quote from Microsoft)