Plz read this

[sukhans]

Ok guys i can code for you but some1 has to answer 1 question and then i start making hacks for you ok i am going to make a visual basic hack os i need to just know if you can change the text in a text file on your computer

[batudancer]

Ok guys i can code for you but some1 has to answer 1 question and then i start making hacks for you ok i am going to make a visual basic hack os i need to just know if you can change the text in a text file on your computer

Huh?... What kind of question is that? Explain yourself, then we will see what we can do for you.

Just let me tell you something, if you lie, your mind will blow up, trust me, flaming is gonna come from everywhere!

Good luck tho.

[moonstrife]

Bit unprofessional for a job application...

[LegendaryAbbo]

I don't trust you...

But on another note

If their are and assembly coders in here that could bypass hackshield for meh I will maketh the hacketh

[greatdeath32]

i NEED COMBAT ARMS HACKS

[SomeDude123]

i NEED COMBAT ARMS HACKS

stfu noob

and

Visual Basic = Hacks? I'm not sure about that

[hacksomg123]

when he said chance the TEXT i think he ment font? or maybe size? and shut up haters

[Toymaker]

You can google 'VB6 File I/O' and it'll tell you how to write to, and read from, text files - from your visual basic 6 program.

[chrisisafoo]

from what i know you cant make a working COMBAT ARMS hack using virtual basics but maybe im wrong

[t7ancients]

stfu noob

and

Visual Basic = Hacks? I'm not sure about that

It can be done in just about any language that supports libraries for directx or opengl. visual basic is actually easy to make hacks in. you just need to know how to use the right libraries and what to do with all that d3d stuffs. not too hard really.

[ddd555]

i NEED combat armz HACKS

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[GG2GG]

HEHEHHEHEHHIHIHIHhihihihihhkikikikik , this is fun

no thats spam /toymaker kill

[orx]

Try:

dim writer as new system.io.streamwriter(" [here put your file location] ")

then just use writer. {(options) } i am not sure if it was writer.write() , ot writer.save() , or something
but first you need to , writer.open() , writer.write(textbox1.text) , writer.close() , give it a shot