I think the problem actually has to do with the compiler I am using. I was looking at this http://www.mmdhaven.com/NoUse//howtocrack.html (It is old I know) and me and a friend were going through it, but each of us compiled the code. Well the code we used was below, a tiny bit different but nothing special.
Code:
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main(){
char done [100] = "Hit any key to continue";
cout << "\"This will be gone\"\n";
cout << done;
system("PAUSE");
return 0;
}
He had Microsoft Visual C++ Compiler version 6.0 and I had version 8.0. In Olly he was able to see all the strings, yet I could only see 3 strings when I went to view all the referenced strings. We couldn't figure out why until we tried each others binary and then released. (Also my binary even gave an error on his system when he try to run it) I don't think it is .NET dependant because I just chose to compile as a simple console application.
I have provided both binaries incase it will help you to help me.
I have no idea why I don't see all the strings.
Thanks