View Full Version : ExeScope Question - making a form destroy itself
__DuDu__
May 21st, 2001, 22:05
I can see the resources with exescope, and i have a nag with a ok button what kind of code should i add to this form to when it create it destroy itself, i tried it without luck
object FormReg: TFormReg
OnCreate = FormDestroy
OnDestroy = FormDestroy
OnShow = FormDestroy
tnx in advance
_DuDu__
__DuDu__
May 23rd, 2001, 10:35
no one can help me

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__DuDu__
May 23rd, 2001, 21:41
i need to remove this..plz someone..delphi programmers help me plz !
tnx
__DuDu__
Carpathia
May 24th, 2001, 19:31
The functions you pasted are irrelevant, since they only respond to an aready pending message. Try injecting code to send a WM_CLOSE to the handle of the form. You may need to work on the close handler too, to suppress any prompts.
Only destroy the form if it performs some function during initialisation, otherwise, prevent the creation of the form instead.
Lord Rhesus
May 25th, 2001, 07:14
This is a simple trick by Predator NLS which you can find along with others in 'Crackers Notes'. Get cracker's notes from www.immortaldescendants.org . I find this trick works most of the time:
The fastest way to crack NAG Screens is to use a Hex-Editor and your eyes. Start
your program and wait till the NAG Screen pops up. Now note down the captation of
the window and the first words of the dialog message. Then open your EXE (or DLL) and
search for the noted string. If you found it, scroll up and search for the 4 bytes
FF FF FF 80 ... and if they were there replace the 80h by 90h. After this patching, start
your program and you will never see the NAG again.
Sometimes it's necessary to press a button to continue. In this cases you must often use
a debugger!
Hi,
I think this 'trick' will solve your problems
Write this in eXescope
object FormReg: TFormReg
enabled=false
Probably you'll have a new messagebox after running the program, but that you can easily kill
pm
__DuDu__
May 26th, 2001, 16:48
PM u saved my life

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