I believe requesting is not allowed here on LFE, so lets keep this in PM ;D.
One thing you have to admit: You didn't try following the steps. I say this because it would have been pretty clear if you were to try it :P .
To shed more light:
Searching the strings and double clicking on what you want would've taken you to a PUSH XYZ command (where XYZ is the address/pointer of the original string). The PUSH command pushes a value into what is called the stack (clicky). That is like where the value is to be last stored then processed and printed on teh screen. Changing that address/pointer into one which points to another string would have it appear instead. Now the question is how to store a string on another address?
I would suggest checking this out. It covers almost all the stuff you need to know for "hexing" LF2. The rest is to be learnt by playing around with olly.
Edit: Oh, and I wasn't talking about editing the dll. You do all that on the exe itself.
One thing you have to admit: You didn't try following the steps. I say this because it would have been pretty clear if you were to try it :P .
To shed more light:
Searching the strings and double clicking on what you want would've taken you to a PUSH XYZ command (where XYZ is the address/pointer of the original string). The PUSH command pushes a value into what is called the stack (clicky). That is like where the value is to be last stored then processed and printed on teh screen. Changing that address/pointer into one which points to another string would have it appear instead. Now the question is how to store a string on another address?
Quote:go down to address-land and Right click on any line => Binary => Edit => type the new name for the thing you would like to change => Ok.Now you PUSH the address/pointer of the new string instead.
I would suggest checking this out. It covers almost all the stuff you need to know for "hexing" LF2. The rest is to be learnt by playing around with olly.
Edit: Oh, and I wasn't talking about editing the dll. You do all that on the exe itself.
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