hex editor

[mtrx]

Hello,
its possible to change Offset in exe file with autoplay ?
i want change with Autoplay the 2E 00 4D . Look Photo for example.
thank for reply

[Imagine Programming]

What are you trying to patch in this case? What is that file?

[mtrx]

Hi, thank for reply...
This file is just an example. I'm taking a screenshot just to explain it. just to learn. I can use autoplay from a friend, but unfortunately not enough to learn properly.just for me
can you help me. with an example ? PLEASE Thank for reply and sorry for my really bad English

[herrin]

What are you trying to patch in this case? What is that file?

suspicious




can have fun with:

LuaHexEditor.dll
Be.Windows.Forms.HexBox.dll
(test and work)

or

XHexEditXControl1.ocx (shareware)
serkan ActiveX plugin

or

HexEdit.ocx (shareware)
serkan ActiveX plugin

[mtrx]

suspicious ???? Why ?
I just want to learn. and I think that's the best way for me.
can you give me an example with Be.Windows.Forms.HexBox.dll? as I said I try to learn. Thank so much

[Imagine Programming]

You're patching what, to me, looks like an executable binary. This often involves patching your way around licensing limitations. I'm not saying you're doing that, I just don't like helping out when I think people wanto to do some fancy stuff with binaries.

Aside from the suggestions by herrin, you could also simply use the Lua io library to patch bytes at a certain position.

[1] https://www.lua.org/manual/5.1/manual.html#pdf-io.open
[2] https://www.lua.org/manual/5.1/manua...#pdf-file:seek
[3] https://www.lua.org/manual/5.1/manua...pdf-file:write
[4] https://www.lua.org/manual/5.1/manua...pdf-file:close

The problem therein is parsing the bytes read, but if you only have to write to a specific offset - this will most definitely do the trick.

[mtrx]

Hi Imagine,
Thank you for Reply.
I don't do anything illegal, the picture is not mine, I just wanted to explain something with it