Dasm 16Bit Delphi program
 

Hi Guys,

I have some problems to track a program, which is compiled with Borland Delphi as a 16bit program ! :(
(i want to crack the license key)

To set a Breakpoint in SICE with GetDlgItemTextA doesn't work.
Sice didn't pop up.
Are there any other APIs to read a EditField?
(for 16Bit modules!)

Also, I had the proggy disasm with W32DSM89.EXE to look at the string refs. But there are nothing ----> no strings refs :-(
But, if I take a look to the ASCII dump, I see many string refs !
Now, I'm a little bit confufes .
So, what is the best way to crack a 16Bit Delphi Modul ? :confused:

Greetings
*** waspy ***

P.s.1: sorry for my bad english
p.s.2: i'm a new bee :-)

> To set a Breakpoint in SICE with GetDlgItemTextA doesn't work

Sure. U haven't A or W in 16-bit proggy. See Import for suggestions.

> Are there any other APIs to read a EditField

a lot. SendMessage, hmemcopy etc. See above.

> Also, I had the proggy disasm with W32DSM89.EXE to look at the string refs. But there are nothing ----> no strings refs :-(
> But, if I take a look to the ASCII dump, I see many string refs !

I think, you need use the IDA, not WDasm. Also play with any
good 16-bits ResourceEditor (Borland ResWorkShop, ExeScope).

What about URL of this proggy ? If it is not too big, I'll be like
to see it, before to say smth else.

Oh yes ! .-)
After a few nights and after manys tuts I'm smarter now :)

>> Are there any other APIs to read a EditField ?
>a lot. SendMessage, hmemcopy etc. See above.
But not under W2K ?
I cannot set bpx hmemcpy etc.
at this moment I try it with bmsg hwnd.....

>What about URL of this proggy ? If it is not too big, I'll be like
>to see it, before to say smth else.
here it is: ~500kb
click on the lock to license it
;)

Best Greetings
waspy

*** attachment deleted due to max. *** ---> waspy

> here it is: ~500kb

Seen to be broken. I D/L it twice w some result - only 30 Kb and
damaged Zip archive. Do U have the URL ? Or U can post it to me directly - mailto:[email protected]


> But not under W2K ?

So sorry, I know almost nothing about NT platform. Currently I happy
on Win'9x.