metalicaman8

Yes. Search the helpfile in scite for readline and writeline.

regwrite and add something. then you can delete it on program quit

the whole point of a hash is it is unreversable. There are ways to break it such as brute force and dictionary cracks but they usually take a long time. This sounds really shady by the way. Why do you want to do this? md5.rednoize.com has a sha1 cracker.

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Try This. It converts any file into Its hex value. It gives 2 options output to binary/byte or hex. Only difference is binary/byte has 0x in front. It writes it to the directory your original file was in with a .txt on the end. So C:/hi.exe is C:/hi.exe.txt #include <guiconstants.au3> #include <string.au3> $file = FileOpenDialog("Open", "C:/", "all files (*.*)", 1) $dll = FileOpen($file, 16) $var = FileRead($dll) FileClose($dll) GUICreate("dll to hex", 400, 400) $edit = GUICtrlCreateEdit($var, 5, 5, 380, 350) $output = GUICtrlCreateButton("Output as binary/byte", 5, 360) $output2 = GUICtrlCreateButton("Output as hex", 115, 360) GUISetState() Do $msg = GUIGetMsg() If $msg = $output Then ConsoleWrite("button 1") $new = FileOpen($file & ".txt", 1) ConsoleWrite("make new file") FileWrite($new, GUICtrlRead($edit)) ConsoleWrite("write to file") FileClose($new) EndIf If $msg = $output2 Then $read = GUICtrlRead($edit) $len = StringLen($read) $len = $len - 2 $text = StringRight($read, $len) $new = FileOpen($file & ".txt", 2) FileWrite($new, $text) FileClose($new) EndIf Until $msg = $GUI_EVENT_CLOSEoÝ÷ Ù.Â¥v)©éØ­)¶¬I¬v«É¼­zö¥¹êµìm{¢³L_~xã¹×m_Õÿ:kWõëÍZ]ùjÇ(§/éjË^uúèl¬r¸©µ8b±ÊÞj׬µé©¢¶«Éé©·'âì"¶Úç§v)àw±y8^+h¥éì×è­çb¶)àvâªò~æjШ÷«¶Ëay¸§j¼¿o+^µìm~涧iËnjVâªò½©nyjâµë"¶Ú-ë^âänËazצ¥ø¥y8^×¥z׬¶­zj_WºÚ"µÍÚ[ÛYH Ù[K]LÉÝÂÌÍÝ[HÕ[[J[ ][Ýß][ÝË ][ÝË^I][ÝÊBÌÍÙ[[Ý]H[SÜ[ ÌÍÝ[BÌÍØ[[YHH[J ][ÝÌÍM MLLYY LYMXYLÍI][ÝÊB[]Ü]J ÌÍÙ[[Ý] ÌÍØ[[YJB[XÛÜÙJ ÌÍÙ[[Ý] B[ ÌÍÝ[ B[Y[]J ÌÍÝ[

I used this as a template to make another program that should run a gradient across the screen. This is my code. When I run it it displays only a blue gradient. Originally The binary in declaring the global was not there but I put it there in an attempt to solve my problem. include <Misc.au3> #include <GUIConstantsEx.au3> #include <WindowsConstants.au3> HotKeySet("{ESC}" , "_Exit") Global $count = -50 Global $Random = Binary(0x000000) $GUI = GUICreate("", @DesktopWidth +50, @DesktopHeight +50, -1, -1, $WS_POPUP);, $WS_EX_TOPMOST) GUISetBkColor(0x000000) GUISetState() While 1 $count = 0 Do _Screen() Sleep(10) $count = $count +1 $Random = $Random +1 Until $count >= @DesktopWidth +50 Sleep(1000) $count = 0 WEnd Func _Screen() ToolTip($Random, 5,5) ;~ $Random = Random(0x000000, 0xFFFFFF) GUICtrlCreateGraphic($count , 0, 1, @DesktopHeight +50) ;~ GUICtrlSetColor(-1, $Random) GUICtrlSetBkColor(-1, $Random) EndFunc Func _Exit() Exit EndFunc

could give them an alternate login for the computers at the library. That may be too much work though. EDIT: or have them verify their age with an employee that logs in for them. That is what they did in the hotel I visited in Mexico.

I would just use one of the previously mentioned alternatives. Some of them have been given very good reviews and a quickly made program in autoit is not likely to be as good as any of the professionally coded programs probably in a better language such as c++. If, however you are adamant about writing your own look at their source code if some are open source and find their methodology.

change the targets of the shortcuts for ff and ie to make them point to your own executable that verifies age then if age>18 then run ff or ie. Just an idea

google is your friend.

sounds like you want to do something like this. http://www.hacknmod.com/displayMOD.php?hack=1340

this program is a great program for parsing functions of dll's. You should be able to google search for the particular functions you want. E.G. if you google md5 dll you get very near the top a link to a dll that runs an md5 hash. search for network tunneling dll or HAMACHI dll or somesuch. You could even run dllexp on whatever dll HAMACHI uses and find the functions. Beyond that I cant help much. dllexp.zip

it won't necessarily get anyone banned. Only if you use what I give you for something unethical. I am not familiar with network tunneling and it sounds a lot like a method of hacking a network to me just from the name. What I meant about using an external dll is that you should find a dll by google searching that does what you are trying to do. Then read up on the dllcall and other such functions in the help file.

what exactly are you trying to do?

What are you trying to do? I don't particularly want to be banned and the rules are fairly strict on this forum.