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Selecting A Programming Language
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Many times on forums and in chat rooms I hear the same question over and over. �What programming language should I learn?� Well the answer is different for every person out there that wants to pick up programming. So I am writing these tips to help others who would like to start programming pick out there first language. So go grab a pen and some paper and get ready to think and jot down some notes.
First you must really sit down and think about what you want to accomplish when programming. Do you want to make cool web apps, or maybe a quick windows app to calculate the amount of paint needed for a room? How about creating video games, or your own operating system. Maybe you want the option to try all these things, and if you want any of these things there is a programming language for you. You just need to figure out what your needs and wants are.
Next you must decide on the level of difficulty you are willing to try. Never be afraid to try something harder the... View In Full
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Windows XP Start Up Button Tweak
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This article will show you step by step how to change the start button text for windows.
Step 1:
First download reshack from (http://www.angusj.com/resourcehacker/).
Start reshack, and open c:Windows/explorer.exe
WARNING: explorer.exe is not something to play with if you have no idea on what your doing
Step 2:
Open the folder String Table
Expand folder 37 and double click on 1033.
Change the text to the right from start, to what ever you want.
Step 3:
Press compile script
then go to File >> Save As... >> Explorer2.exe
Press OK
Step 4:
Now open up the regedit (Start >> Run >> Regedit.exe)
Navigate to:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersionWinLogon
Then, where it says shell, double click and change explorer.exe to the new renamed one, which in our case is explorer2.exe
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Next Press CTRL + ALT + DELETE
Go Into processes
Look for explorer.exe, click on it and press end process. If any messages pop up, say... View In Full
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Basic PortScanner in VB6.0
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[center]Basic Port Scanner in VB6.0[/center]
What is a Port Scanner?
- A port scanner is a simple program that scans a computer for open ports. The one we are going to make uses TCP. It uses the three way handshake to look for open ports.
You can compare it to a thief going on his "scout-tour". e goes to a house before he breaks in and checks every door and window to see if anything is open so he can enter later that night without forcing something.
Why would I need one?
-A port scanner can serve many purposes, you can check to see if you are infected with a certain Trojan by checking your computer's open ports for specific Trojan ports. Or it can be used to see if a victim has any vulnerable ports open that can be used to gain further access to the machine.
How can I create one with visual basic 6.0?
- First we need to add the winsock control to our tool box so create a new project and go to the components screen (ctrl+t) then check the box next to Microsoft winsoc... View In Full
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Math Equations
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Prompts you to answer 5 math problems. I created as a extra credit challenge at school. I did not get the credit because it took to long for me to figure out how to end the loop. I know now and finish
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Port Scanner in VB6.0
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The program scans a system for open ports and displays what ports are open. I created it for practice and for a better understanding on how a port scanner works.
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Love the avatar!!! Awesome
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There is spell check... for some reason firefox doesn't want to enable it by
default in "design mode". So you have to right click, and click on Spell
Check... then it all works fine as you would normally expect.
Kind regards,
Scott
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Wew, nice avatar! I was expecting some low res image... but when i clicked on it
it's huge and very clear. Nice avatar anyway.
Kind regards,
Scott
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Oooohhh, that's good then.
What I usually do with like ruby scripts and stuff is just have it get input from
the user, but not store it or anything. Like...
puts "Press Enter to exit"
gets #That's ruby for, "GET String"
Just a suggestion if you want to make more portable code. :>
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oic.
Well what's that PAUSE thing for? Is that just a Windows thing?
When I ran the program with that in there, it gave me a bash-style error that said
the command wasn't found.
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Ooooohhh... So you just took the screenshot from wherever you got the code from?
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Cool, man! Thanks, was a bit worried what you would think of it.
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