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GRP UnBanner [VB.NET]

Hello, today I release a simple source in VB.NET to edit some registry values for "unban" from GRP, I release the source for who want to make one.

I didn't lost time for the theme other things, but actually I was going to put a GDI theme.
The graphics does not matter, but the source yes. Obviously this is just a example.
The idea is of "fire100", and I released my source-code.

s1: https://www.virustotal.com/it/file/b...is/1424962222/
s2: http://virusscan.jotti.org/it/scanre...e58ea7701b4bd1

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File appears safe but is untested, use at your own risk.
/Approved

Originally Posted by Jim Morrison

File appears safe but is untested, use at your own risk.
/Approved

What there is to check? It is all source. You could remove some binary file and the users will simply re-compile the source with their IDE @Jim Morrison

Originally Posted by Jim Morrison

File appears safe but is untested, use at your own risk.
/Approved

I coded the batch ;-; I just used the idea....

Wot the fck? You call this VB.NET? That source code is sooooo VB6..... No wonder ppl think that VB.NET is shet when you're actually using 99% of Microsoft.VisualBasic that is for archaic purposes only

Originally Posted by S1lv3rAng3l_LuLZ

Do you really think this is VB?

"Soooo VB6?" Damn, idiot. VB6 is the IDE.

Ah the msgboxes ^^ (I could use MessageBox.Show because MsgBox don't appertain to .net library)
But there aren't rules to use it, because is the same, MsgBox simply delegate to MessageBox
Stoned.

Originally Posted by Raydenman

Do you really think this is VB?

"Soooo VB6?" Damn, idiot. VB6 is the IDE.

Ah the msgboxes ^^ (I could use MessageBox.Show because MsgBox don't appertain to .net library)
But there aren't rules to use it, because is the same, MsgBox simply delegate to MessageBox
Stoned.

Oh, VB6 is an IDE?

DDDD That was a good one noobie...

It's a version of the language you foken idiot, same as the thing u coded it with DotNet v4, so it's VB10 .... Get knowledge lil noobie

"Microsoft Visual Basic 6" was just a delivered IDE for VB6

MsgBox delegates to MessageBox?

DDDD Wow, tell me when you get knowledge about delegates

It only calls the one from WindowForms but does another 15 useless checks and casts cuz you like to be ancient

And another 10 TryCatch blocks so it's shitty code enough....

Swaggy, I know.....

Originally Posted by S1lv3rAng3l_LuLZ

Oh, VB6 is an IDE?

DDDD That was a good one noobie...

It's a version of the language you foken idiot, same as the thing u coded it with DotNet v4, so it's VB10 .... Get knowledge lil noobie

"Microsoft Visual Basic 6" was just a delivered IDE for VB6

Vb means visual basic, but in the case of the ide vb6 keep the same name of the language. (the name of the IDE would be extended Msvc-Visual Basic 6.0 abbreviated in vb6 which also identifies the language)
For VB10, that isn't the same thing, means the IDE, and the name of the ide for extended is visual basic 2010 express/professional/ultimate edition (Often abbreviated with the same of the language).

Originally Posted by S1lv3rAng3l_LuLZ

It only calls the one from WindowForms but does another 15 useless checks and casts cuz you like to be ancient And another 10 TryCatch blocks so it's shitty code enough....

No, msgbox belongs to another namespace own and belongs to the old vb6. MessageBox is defined in the System.Windows.Forms namespace and was introduced in .net

Originally Posted by Raydenman

No, msgbox belongs to another namespace own and belongs to the old vb6. MessageBox is defined in the System.Windows.Forms namespace and was introduced in .net

Not gonna argue with an idiot that can't actually read, or better, check the screenshot.... U know, that magical word, "Return" ^^