Mast3rpyr0 Posted June 16, 2007 Posted June 16, 2007 (edited) I am trying to create a program that will allow a user to select an image file and click a button and it will change the first 4 rows of its hex code(keys?) to null bytes and saving the old bytes in a file to add back later(which is the full function of the program, basically image encryption) e.g.Would this be possible? i have gone through the help file and have only seen 2 hex functions and they dont seem to do anything i want to do. Edited June 16, 2007 by Mast3rpyr0 My UDF's : _INetUpdateCheck() My Programs : GameLauncher vAlpha, InfoCrypt, WindowDesigner, ScreenCap, DailyRemindersPick3GeneratorBackupUtility! Other : Bored? Click Here!
Mast3rpyr0 Posted June 16, 2007 Author Posted June 16, 2007 ok i figured out a way that i can export a hexfile and edit it but now i need hex workshop to work with my program but not actually come up. any way i can do this or maybe another command line hex editor? My UDF's : _INetUpdateCheck() My Programs : GameLauncher vAlpha, InfoCrypt, WindowDesigner, ScreenCap, DailyRemindersPick3GeneratorBackupUtility! Other : Bored? Click Here!
Siao Posted June 16, 2007 Posted June 16, 2007 In AutoIt it's called Binary. FileOpen with binary mode flag, then FileRead/FileWrite what you need... "be smart, drink your wine"
Mast3rpyr0 Posted June 16, 2007 Author Posted June 16, 2007 ok that looks like it will work but i need it to write at the begin of the file. or another way i thought might work is actually splitting the file in half and storing it as 2 separate files and then put it back together much like winrar and splitting archives into 700MB parts. i would rather do this if possible My UDF's : _INetUpdateCheck() My Programs : GameLauncher vAlpha, InfoCrypt, WindowDesigner, ScreenCap, DailyRemindersPick3GeneratorBackupUtility! Other : Bored? Click Here!
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