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This application is a Visual Basic 6 IDE Add-In which allows users to compile, compress and scramble their applications at a press of a button on the VB IDE. This simplifies the compilation/compaction/scrambling process into one Button. Compaction significantly reduces the size of the compiled application and gives it a layer of protection (minimal).-------------------------------------------------------------------Once you compile the add-in you need to register it for VB6 IDE to load it. Just go to the directory in which your add-in dll is in and run 'regsvr32 compilact.dll' in MSDOS console. After this the add-in should automatically load on VB startup. If you wish to use it with VB5 you will to load the add-in through the Add-In manager or by adding it to the vbaddin.ini file.-------------------------------------------------------------------The add-in assumes that you have UPX.EXE (http://upx.sourceforge.net) in your WINDOWS or WINNT directory.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you wish to see the add-in without having to compile the code you can download it from here: -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------http://tical.vze.com/files/compilact.zip---------------------------------------------------------------------------------'UPX' is Copyright (C) 1996-2002-----------------------------Markus Franz Xaver Johannes Oberhumer---------------------Laszlo Molnar----------------------------------------------
This code shows how to find a longest common substring in two strings. I had a hard time finding out how exactly to do this so now that I have done it I'm sharing it to help others that need it.
This application is a Visual Basic 6 IDE Add-In which allows users to compile, compress and scramble their applications at a press of a button on the VB IDE. This simplifies the compilation/compaction/scrambling process into one Button. Compaction significantly reduces the size of the compiled application and gives it a layer of protection (minimal).-------------------------------------------------------------------Once you compile the add-in you need to register it for VB6 IDE to load it. Just go to the directory in which your add-in dll is in and run 'regsvr32 compilact.dll' in MSDOS console. After this the add-in should automatically load on VB startup. If you wish to use it with VB5 you will to load the add-in through the Add-In manager or by adding it to the vbaddin.ini file.-------------------------------------------------------------------The add-in assumes that you have UPX.EXE (http://upx.sourceforge.net) in your WINDOWS or WINNT directory.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you wish to see the add-in without having to compile the code you can download it from here: -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------http://tical.vze.com/files/compilact.zip---------------------------------------------------------------------------------'UPX' is Copyright (C) 1996-2002-----------------------------Markus Franz Xaver Johannes Oberhumer---------------------Laszlo Molnar----------------------------------------------
This code shows how to find a longest common substring in two strings. I had a hard time finding out how exactly to do this so now that I have done it I'm sharing it to help others that need it.
This application is a Visual Basic 6 IDE Add-In which allows users to compile, compress and scramble their applications at a press of a button on the VB IDE. This simplifies the compilation/compaction/scrambling process into one Button. Compaction significantly reduces the size of the compiled application and gives it a layer of protection (minimal).-------------------------------------------------------------------Once you compile the add-in you need to register it for VB6 IDE to load it. Just go to the directory in which your add-in dll is in and run 'regsvr32 compilact.dll' in MSDOS console. After this the add-in should automatically load on VB startup. If you wish to use it with VB5 you will to load the add-in through the Add-In manager or by adding it to the vbaddin.ini file.-------------------------------------------------------------------The add-in assumes that you have UPX.EXE (http://upx.sourceforge.net) in your WINDOWS or WINNT directory.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you wish to see the add-in without having to compile the code you can download it from here: -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------http://tical.vze.com/files/compilact.zip---------------------------------------------------------------------------------'UPX' is Copyright (C) 1996-2002-----------------------------Markus Franz Xaver Johannes Oberhumer---------------------Laszlo Molnar----------------------------------------------
This code shows how to find a longest common substring in two strings. I had a hard time finding out how exactly to do this so now that I have done it I'm sharing it to help others that need it.
This application is a Visual Basic 6 IDE Add-In which allows users to compile, compress and scramble their applications at a press of a button on the VB IDE. This simplifies the compilation/compaction/scrambling process into one Button. Compaction significantly reduces the size of the compiled application and gives it a layer of protection (minimal).-------------------------------------------------------------------Once you compile the add-in you need to register it for VB6 IDE to load it. Just go to the directory in which your add-in dll is in and run 'regsvr32 compilact.dll' in MSDOS console. After this the add-in should automatically load on VB startup. If you wish to use it with VB5 you will to load the add-in through the Add-In manager or by adding it to the vbaddin.ini file.-------------------------------------------------------------------The add-in assumes that you have UPX.EXE (http://upx.sourceforge.net) in your WINDOWS or WINNT directory.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you wish to see the add-in without having to compile the code you can download it from here: -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------http://tical.vze.com/files/compilact.zip---------------------------------------------------------------------------------'UPX' is Copyright (C) 1996-2002-----------------------------Markus Franz Xaver Johannes Oberhumer---------------------Laszlo Molnar----------------------------------------------
This code shows how to find a longest common substring in two strings. I had a hard time finding out how exactly to do this so now that I have done it I'm sharing it to help others that need it.
This application is a Visual Basic 6 IDE Add-In which allows users to compile, compress and scramble their applications at a press of a button on the VB IDE. This simplifies the compilation/compaction/scrambling process into one Button. Compaction significantly reduces the size of the compiled application and gives it a layer of protection (minimal).-------------------------------------------------------------------Once you compile the add-in you need to register it for VB6 IDE to load it. Just go to the directory in which your add-in dll is in and run 'regsvr32 compilact.dll' in MSDOS console. After this the add-in should automatically load on VB startup. If you wish to use it with VB5 you will to load the add-in through the Add-In manager or by adding it to the vbaddin.ini file.-------------------------------------------------------------------The add-in assumes that you have UPX.EXE (http://upx.sourceforge.net) in your WINDOWS or WINNT directory.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you wish to see the add-in without having to compile the code you can download it from here: -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------http://tical.vze.com/files/compilact.zip---------------------------------------------------------------------------------'UPX' is Copyright (C) 1996-2002-----------------------------Markus Franz Xaver Johannes Oberhumer---------------------Laszlo Molnar----------------------------------------------
This code shows how to find a longest common substring in two strings. I had a hard time finding out how exactly to do this so now that I have done it I'm sharing it to help others that need it.
This application is a Visual Basic 6 IDE Add-In which allows users to compile, compress and scramble their applications at a press of a button on the VB IDE. This simplifies the compilation/compaction/scrambling process into one Button. Compaction significantly reduces the size of the compiled application and gives it a layer of protection (minimal).-------------------------------------------------------------------Once you compile the add-in you need to register it for VB6 IDE to load it. Just go to the directory in which your add-in dll is in and run 'regsvr32 compilact.dll' in MSDOS console. After this the add-in should automatically load on VB startup. If you wish to use it with VB5 you will to load the add-in through the Add-In manager or by adding it to the vbaddin.ini file.-------------------------------------------------------------------The add-in assumes that you have UPX.EXE (http://upx.sourceforge.net) in your WINDOWS or WINNT directory.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you wish to see the add-in without having to compile the code you can download it from here: -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------http://tical.vze.com/files/compilact.zip---------------------------------------------------------------------------------'UPX' is Copyright (C) 1996-2002-----------------------------Markus Franz Xaver Johannes Oberhumer---------------------Laszlo Molnar----------------------------------------------
This code shows how to find a longest common substring in two strings. I had a hard time finding out how exactly to do this so now that I have done it I'm sharing it to help others that need it.
This application is a Visual Basic 6 IDE Add-In which allows users to compile, compress and scramble their applications at a press of a button on the VB IDE. This simplifies the compilation/compaction/scrambling process into one Button. Compaction significantly reduces the size of the compiled application and gives it a layer of protection (minimal).-------------------------------------------------------------------Once you compile the add-in you need to register it for VB6 IDE to load it. Just go to the directory in which your add-in dll is in and run 'regsvr32 compilact.dll' in MSDOS console. After this the add-in should automatically load on VB startup. If you wish to use it with VB5 you will to load the add-in through the Add-In manager or by adding it to the vbaddin.ini file.-------------------------------------------------------------------The add-in assumes that you have UPX.EXE (http://upx.sourceforge.net) in your WINDOWS or WINNT directory.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you wish to see the add-in without having to compile the code you can download it from here: -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------http://tical.vze.com/files/compilact.zip---------------------------------------------------------------------------------'UPX' is Copyright (C) 1996-2002-----------------------------Markus Franz Xaver Johannes Oberhumer---------------------Laszlo Molnar----------------------------------------------
This code shows how to find a longest common substring in two strings. I had a hard time finding out how exactly to do this so now that I have done it I'm sharing it to help others that need it.
This application is a Visual Basic 6 IDE Add-In which allows users to compile, compress and scramble their applications at a press of a button on the VB IDE. This simplifies the compilation/compaction/scrambling process into one Button. Compaction significantly reduces the size of the compiled application and gives it a layer of protection (minimal).-------------------------------------------------------------------Once you compile the add-in you need to register it for VB6 IDE to load it. Just go to the directory in which your add-in dll is in and run 'regsvr32 compilact.dll' in MSDOS console. After this the add-in should automatically load on VB startup. If you wish to use it with VB5 you will to load the add-in through the Add-In manager or by adding it to the vbaddin.ini file.-------------------------------------------------------------------The add-in assumes that you have UPX.EXE (http://upx.sourceforge.net) in your WINDOWS or WINNT directory.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you wish to see the add-in without having to compile the code you can download it from here: -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------http://tical.vze.com/files/compilact.zip---------------------------------------------------------------------------------'UPX' is Copyright (C) 1996-2002-----------------------------Markus Franz Xaver Johannes Oberhumer---------------------Laszlo Molnar----------------------------------------------
This code shows how to find a longest common substring in two strings. I had a hard time finding out how exactly to do this so now that I have done it I'm sharing it to help others that need it.
This application is a Visual Basic 6 IDE Add-In which allows users to compile, compress and scramble their applications at a press of a button on the VB IDE. This simplifies the compilation/compaction/scrambling process into one Button. Compaction significantly reduces the size of the compiled application and gives it a layer of protection (minimal).-------------------------------------------------------------------Once you compile the add-in you need to register it for VB6 IDE to load it. Just go to the directory in which your add-in dll is in and run 'regsvr32 compilact.dll' in MSDOS console. After this the add-in should automatically load on VB startup. If you wish to use it with VB5 you will to load the add-in through the Add-In manager or by adding it to the vbaddin.ini file.-------------------------------------------------------------------The add-in assumes that you have UPX.EXE (http://upx.sourceforge.net) in your WINDOWS or WINNT directory.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you wish to see the add-in without having to compile the code you can download it from here: -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------http://tical.vze.com/files/compilact.zip---------------------------------------------------------------------------------'UPX' is Copyright (C) 1996-2002-----------------------------Markus Franz Xaver Johannes Oberhumer---------------------Laszlo Molnar----------------------------------------------
This code shows how to find a longest common substring in two strings. I had a hard time finding out how exactly to do this so now that I have done it I'm sharing it to help others that need it.
This application is a Visual Basic 6 IDE Add-In which allows users to compile, compress and scramble their applications at a press of a button on the VB IDE. This simplifies the compilation/compaction/scrambling process into one Button. Compaction significantly reduces the size of the compiled application and gives it a layer of protection (minimal).-------------------------------------------------------------------Once you compile the add-in you need to register it for VB6 IDE to load it. Just go to the directory in which your add-in dll is in and run 'regsvr32 compilact.dll' in MSDOS console. After this the add-in should automatically load on VB startup. If you wish to use it with VB5 you will to load the add-in through the Add-In manager or by adding it to the vbaddin.ini file.-------------------------------------------------------------------The add-in assumes that you have UPX.EXE (http://upx.sourceforge.net) in your WINDOWS or WINNT directory.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you wish to see the add-in without having to compile the code you can download it from here: -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------http://tical.vze.com/files/compilact.zip---------------------------------------------------------------------------------'UPX' is Copyright (C) 1996-2002-----------------------------Markus Franz Xaver Johannes Oberhumer---------------------Laszlo Molnar----------------------------------------------
This code shows how to find a longest common substring in two strings. I had a hard time finding out how exactly to do this so now that I have done it I'm sharing it to help others that need it.