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Tequilaman
Last Activity: Mar 10 '09, 03:17 PM
Joined: Oct 2 '07
Location: Germany
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  • Well, by now I gave up the "good semi Trojan" idea.

    There was a more simply way, I have a first Macro distributed by SD cards. This Macro will check files with a certain extension that seems useless (assume .123) for the security code and rename them to xls.

    Complicated, but it should work for some time...
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  • Insert data from a CSV into webform, and click "go on"

    Has anybody here every created a program to insert data from a csv into a webform, including a click to a 'go on' button and choosing in dropdowns according to the information in the csv?

    I'm trying something like this, based on an existing prog. sadly the prog is in C# which I don't know. Now I try to rebuild that in visual basic and build in the new functionality. I mainly run into problems how to choose from the pulldowns and click...
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  • Well, until now it opens the Excel in kind of a isolated zone, checks for macros and removes any macro there.

    The exact routine to do this are not even known by our high-level security guys, it was developed by some eastern European (probably Romanian) IT company. In Western Europe it is hardly used, except us and some Austrian companies.

    The only bypass I think is to let the system think that this is not a macro.In...
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  • Well, for that securing of the Trojan bypass I trust my key. I guess knowing how complicated this key is, I can do so.

    The security watch dogs wouldn't even understand that key, it was born out of much creativity and some Absinthé ;-)

    My only problem is, I don't really find a start programming the first lines of that bypass. For days I keep working on the concept from time to time; basicly between calculators and scenario...
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  • Well, I only want to bypass the remover on check of this key signature that I developed years ago. The key is great, I mean really great, since I 'place the mouse on top of the alligator's mouth' again, I guess to use this backdoor to the system won't happen. - Too much effort needed for much too little possible gain.

    Hacking into a 128 symbol key mainly consisting of symbols/letters not existing in most languages is really hard work...
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  • Do you mean the ancient Microsoft Secure Signature, 'secure' was the joke about it...

    The problem with this ancient procedure from 2001 or 2002 is, that our IT security doesn't accept it since there have been one or two Trojans that slipped through these check years ago in some companies somebody of them has been before.

    I really try to develop something where I can use my security code that uses symbols from different...
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  • Tequilaman
    replied to Error 13 ( Type mismatch
    You can define variables explicit with the type or implicit without specifing a type.

    Have you tried a data type match through some prog like TORA or SQLView or whatever of these suits your database type.
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  • Tequilaman
    replied to Error 13 ( Type mismatch
    Well you definately have two different data types, that's why you get the error. Did you define the data format explicit or not? - If not there might be an implicid definition that is not what you thought would be the implicit definition.

    My try would be to use explicit definitions. (You should find out where the error is then)
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  • YES. Do you know HIEW? - Give it a look and you will realize...
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  • It'll be interesting which idea will be reloaded...

    I tend to just make things difficult for people trying to decode my sources, you can't stop them from doing it anyway
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  • signature to be recognized as good Macro (and not removed)

    I use Visual Basic regulary for many things, mainly connected to Excel, sometimes to Word and very few times to Powerpoint.

    Now sometimes these must be used in different countries and sometimes changes take days, because somebody is afraid to bypass our remover.

    Did anybody try to build in kind of a signature to clearly show a 'good' one (=created by me) and differentiate it from an 'unknown' one that will be removed....
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  • If you are having really much, I'ld assign the cell content into variables and let it mtch the values of them in the backround. Should be a little faster if you need it more often
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  • Maybe you need to update the Oracle database through the admin tool to take over system time settings, if this was separated before.

    I strongly assume the problem is on the Oracle side. These databases tend to be difficult after time shifts. I had to stop and restart a database last year when we had the time shift.

    Maybe you can use TORA or TOAD to check if the database time if different to the system time and adjust...
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  • I would just select by " *.* " in the path using the ancient DOS routine. - Hoping you don't use VISTA, in XP it still works.

    For that you need to specify the path like " X:\tempor~1\*.* " - I have had some trouble with the long file (directory) names when transfering progs. Using 8 char should be better to keep it from crashing
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  • Did you have the daylight saving time shift (back) last weekend in your area?

    If application server and database server have different time settings this can happen. (also applies for virtual servers on one machine, if virtually separated in a test environment)
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  • What about calling an open file box for the path with verification on the file name extensions? In case you need you can disable attachments from different path as well. Still in that path you will let the user decide about attaching the file(s).

    Or do you want to automate upload, sending etc.? - Using a batch lying in that path for the choice might still be an alternative.
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    Last edited by Killer42; Nov 13 '07, 02:29 AM.

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  • slaes.credit)-(sales.debit) + form1.text1.tex t

    Sales.credit ....


    I thought you would suddenly see that one when I remark it. I guess you didn't make the typo twice, so on the other side there is an object "sales.cred it" not "slaes.cred it"
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  • Well, I am nearly an analphaHTML. A friend of mine has written the converter I use from and modify in VBA. In these cases I always start from Word.

    To start it off from Outlook might really make it easier as I just saw. I'll try it as soon as I have managed to adjust the HTML templates.
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  • By the way, I need to send some email (possibly all, but not necessary) in HTML too. - I want to use a simple 0/1 column for the identification what should be HTML
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  • Excel-Word-Outlook merge controlled by VBA

    Here comes are real tricky one:

    I'm approaching a project that seems impossible at first sight. I want to merge an Excel list where I find who will get which kind of information by email, with a word based document (can be an Outlook draft as well) and use the email adress form the Excel list as receipant of one email each. The emails will be different for every adress! - There might be attachments as well, but the import routine for...
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