listn..if you dont know enough of VB to figure this stuff out then i wouldnt bother with an injector.
but here, try this.
i use .Count in my injectorCode:ListBox1.Items.Count or listbox1.items.add
What is the code for:
*I want to select the selected dlls in the listbox1 to be injected.Help me!Thanks...
listn..if you dont know enough of VB to figure this stuff out then i wouldnt bother with an injector.
but here, try this.
i use .Count in my injectorCode:ListBox1.Items.Count or listbox1.items.add
theavengerisback15 (11-30-2009)
Count just gets the number of items in the listbox. He should use a for loop untill the UBound of listbox1 -1.
Try something like
[code] For i = 0 To ListBox1.Items.Count - 1
''Insert injection code here. For listbox1.items.item(i)"
Next
Last edited by wtfiwantthatname; 11-30-2009 at 02:52 PM.
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