Scally6
January 10th, 2001, 15:58
Hi folks, Long story... but I'm back. No response on the newbies forum & I suspect this prog may be of interest. I 'cracked' its earlier (1.0) version but it uncracked itself after a couple of months
. Even though I'd stepped the clock forward 2 months, I missed whatever it did.
I guess the v2.00 will have similar stuff in it & the way it generates the unique system code is interesting. Its very easy to (apparently) crack using smartcheck but I suspect after time it'll revert to its eval way.
The prog itself isn't much use unless you're into research in a big way but its worth a look:
Text Analyst v.2.0 (2mb)The d/l address is:
http://w*w.megaputer.com/down/tm/ta/ta2eva.exe
but if this fails, you'll need to complete the registration form with rubbish & d/l via http://w*w.megaputer.com.
(ps the easy bit in smartcheck uses strcmpi) but i couldn't get my head round it in sice.
I'd be interested if anyone can explain how it deals with the win reg code in order to generate the unique machine serial & also if anyone can tell me how the prog seems still regged when you move the clock forward but eventually reverts to being an eval version. I just can't see it.
Scally

I guess the v2.00 will have similar stuff in it & the way it generates the unique system code is interesting. Its very easy to (apparently) crack using smartcheck but I suspect after time it'll revert to its eval way.
The prog itself isn't much use unless you're into research in a big way but its worth a look:
Text Analyst v.2.0 (2mb)The d/l address is:
http://w*w.megaputer.com/down/tm/ta/ta2eva.exe
but if this fails, you'll need to complete the registration form with rubbish & d/l via http://w*w.megaputer.com.
(ps the easy bit in smartcheck uses strcmpi) but i couldn't get my head round it in sice.
I'd be interested if anyone can explain how it deals with the win reg code in order to generate the unique machine serial & also if anyone can tell me how the prog seems still regged when you move the clock forward but eventually reverts to being an eval version. I just can't see it.
Scally