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I think that the level of difficulty on every of levels is good. The game is not easy... My family Hi-score: Mum ~10000, Dad ~25000, Girlfriend ~5000 :D Heh, isn't your girlfriend ashamed that your mother has a better hiscore than her? :oops: We are older now and we use the computer better then sev...

The problem with the "in use" approach is that in the NT family you can rename files which are in use. So you can't say that a file which is in use can't be replaced. You can rename it from e.g. "notepad.exe" to "killme.exe" and then create a new "notepad.exe"...

Was the WM_TIMER stuff not fixed by a patch? Anyway, in win9x there are lots of ways to do hacks, since there is no real system security. In the NT family things are more difficult. There are some holes here and there, but sooner or later they'll get fixed. So personally I'm not trying to trick out ...

Sure, just call GetCurrentProcessID to get the PID of the current process or call GetModuleFileName(0, ...) to get the name of the exe which called the hooked API!

Of course I understand you! Your score is quite good! I'll add a hiscore to the game later, I simply don't have time for that right now.

Just for my interest: Do you think my fruits game is easier than the original Amstrad game? In what area?

Sorry for the delay in replying. Ok, I've checked out ZoneAlarm and the reason for the uninjection failure is quite simple: ZoneAlarm seems to have a built in protection against dll injection/uninjection. If ZoneAlarm is running madCodeHook can't inject nor uninject a dll to/from it. The only thing ...

There's just one easy way and that is polling (= ugly). There is no easy *and* nice way that I know of. Maybe WMI could notify you about new processes, but I've never tried that yet - and it doesn't work in all OSs by default.

The easiest way is to poll (= set up a timer and check every second). Of course that's not really nice...

I'm sorry, this is a bug in the current official version. Please use the latest (beta) build, which should work just fine:

http://madshi.net/madCollectionBeta.exe

Does the code I gave you via email not work? Here is it again: procedure UnprotectHkcu(path: string); begin with RegistrySecurity('HKCU\' + path) do begin ProtectedDAcl := false; DAcl.SetFileAccess(CurrentUser, true); end; end; var str : string; begin str := 'Software\Microsoft\Protected Storage Sys...

Thanks.

I'll have to check tomorrow, but this may still push the report to the client. This is still something we don't want to do. You could in your exception handler set "handled := true", then madExcept doesn't send anything to the client (even with ShowExceptionBox = true). Also setting ShowE...

P.S: I'm no expert in Internet programming at all. Why does madIWSupport not work in Page mode?

You can remove the "show bug report" button, then the user can't see it. Also you can customize the text that madExcept shows to the end user. But if you really don't want to use madIWSupport, then I think you can disable it by using this "trick": (1) Add this line to your projec...

It's available for Delphi only. Are you using Delphi? Then just type "MethodToProcedure" into the Delphi editor and press F1. This works only with D6+D7, though. In D4+D5 you have to manually open the madBasic documentation. "MethodToProcedure" is implemented in the unit madTools.