Pocket PC Keygen

[The Swerv]

I was wondering if an updated version of Richard64's pocket pc keygen is on the cards? I does not like the current 2113 algo.
Dommac2000 said it is based on his 0.85 PC version. We are now on v0.9.

 

[dommac2000]

I've had a play and updated PocketPC Richard's code (or it that my code ). Not sure if it's fully working but I've uploaded it to the keygen thread.
Let me know if it works or not.

 

[The Swerv]

I've had a play and updated PocketPC Richard's code (or it that my code ). Not sure if it's fully working but I've uploaded it to the keygen thread.
Let me know if it works or not.

Yes m8 works a treat. Thanks. OK with 2133 and 2112 algos, will try more later.

I did post several replies yesterday, but a they all got mislaid due to the upgrade of the forum’s software.

I was asking in the mislaid post, what you programme in. Is it C++ ( or is that old hat now? ) Years ago I dabbled in BASIC on the ZX Spectrum, then later in assembler on the Amstrad 1512!!, but I must admit I never did get into anything Windows based. Could you recommend any books, online tutorial ect? Nothing too heavy to start off with, just the way to print “Hello World” ( my first ever assembler code!! ) and stuff like that.

When I first got into this “puzzle”, the aim was to put together a spreadsheet to work out all the codes for me, so I needed a good understanding of how do it all manually. Then as I got deeper into it, I realised that all the hard work had been done by people like yourselves! So made my attempt of a spreadsheet pointless!...........Still, it will give me something to do, I suppose.

 

[dommac2000]

Yes m8 works a treat. Thanks. OK with 2133 and 2112 algos, will try more later.

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I was asking in the mislaid post, what you programme in. Is it C++ ( or is that old hat now? ) Years ago I dabbled in BASIC on the ZX Spectrum, then later in assembler on the Amstrad 1512!!, but I must admit I never did get into anything Windows based. Could you recommend any books, online tutorial ect? Nothing too heavy to start off with, just the way to print “Hello World” ( my first ever assembler code!! ) and stuff like that.

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The Keygen was written in C# using Visual Studio 2003 (it was the first programming I've done for a while). Visual Studio 2005 has just been released and you can freely download the 'express' versions at

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I think they'll come with 'Quick Start' examples or you'll be able to find the 'Quick Starts' on MSDN.

 

[The Swerv]

Many thanks ,I will have a look into that.

 

[Nesagi]

Can i ask where you uploaded the keygen to? I can never find what i'm looking for.

 

[dommac2000]

Can i ask where you uploaded the keygen to? I can never find what i'm looking for.

It was in the 'closed' room (but this no longer exists after the forum software updates- it may be back soon I think)