Hello ,

How was I be able to copy and paste some ASM code of Softice to a file such as word .doc or .rtf ?
Morever I use windows NT 2000 .
I have install IceDump for Windows NT 2000 PRO but I don't know how to use it to copy and paste .


thanks .

The question is why would you want to copy and paste ASM code from Sice?

If you want to copy the actual bytes, like grabbing the code to transplant it into something else, use a hexeditor with disasm capabilities i.e. HIEW

if you want to obtain the dissasembed code, let us say, to write a tutor or ask a question, Sice is not the tool for the job, use a disassembler: Windasm.

If you want Sice screen shots, search back into the board, it has been discussed before.

1. Go to Softice

2. Find out the starting address from where you want the code to start (assume 400000)

3. Find out the ending address upto where you want the code to finish (assume 400300)

4. Perform ending - start (i.e. 400300 - 400000 = 300)

5. Type in the command window:

U 400000 L 300

You will find that you have got the disassembly in the command window

6. Ctrl+D to go back to windows

7. Open SoftICE Symbol Loader

8. Select File->Save to Log file

9. Give name for you file. Whatever is there in the command window (currently the disassembly for 400000 to 400300) will be saved to this file

10. This file is in text format. Open it in any word processor and save as .RTF or .DOC

Have Phun,

Thanks to Aimless an the other .
That is exactly the answer that I search with the symbol loader .