homeyg's new creation

[homeyg]

*FOR CURRENT VERSION, PLACE ENUM.EXE IN THE SAME LOCATION YOU PUT WINNETSEND.EXE*
Enum creates a .txt file that enumerates all names on the network.

Net Send Toolbar!!

Finally, my program has been reprogrammed using the Win32 API, and is now in the form of a toolbar!

Here's the zip and here's a screenie! Zip includes all source code for the program (C/C++) and the program of course (duh).

EDIT: I found a bug, but it's fixed now.

EDIT 2: Found another bug, and it is now fixed (new .exe posted).

EDIT 3: Found one last bug (should be the last one).

EDIT 4: Code updated for hopefully the last time.

 

[homeyg]

Okay are you guys getting an error that says

The WINNETSEND2.EXE file is linked to missing export NETAPI32.DLL:NetMessageBufferSend

I gave the program to a friend and he said that's the error message he got when he tried to run it. I know what this means, but I'm wondering if nobody's replied because you are all getting the same error message.

 

[Lozzy_Ozzy]

Before I download this... And I probably should know but... What exactly does this do? And why exactly should I get it? No offence, but I don't want something that I don't need.

And does it have a self uninstall compiled? Or does it not install?

 

[Ginger_Ale]

No, you can just download the zip and run the .exe.

What it does is send a message from one computer to another on a LAN, I think. It'll appear as a popup box on the computer you send it to. It's harmless...and if you want to uninstall, just delete the files.

I'll try it later tonight homeyg.

 

[homeyg]

No, you can just download the zip and run the .exe.

What it does is send a message from one computer to another on a LAN, I think. It'll appear as a popup box on the computer you send it to. It's harmless...and if you want to uninstall, just delete the files.

I'll try it later tonight homeyg.

Yeah that's what it does.

You may want to re-download it (from the first post) because I found another non-life threatening bug and uploaded it again.

 

[homeyg]

Before I download this... And I probably should know but... What exactly does this do? And why exactly should I get it? No offence, but I don't want something that I don't need.

And does it have a self uninstall compiled? Or does it not install?

Well I guess it's kinda useless if you aren't experienced with using net send at school or something.

It's just an .exe file (installers are when programs have many, many files and they have to be set up in a certain order on your hard drive).

 

[Speedo]

It's just a GUI for using the windows messenger service.. which you'll find shut down on most comps.

The DLL is one you'll find in %systemroot%\system32 and %systemroot%\system32\dllcache . My guess is that you're friend isn't using XP, and whatever version of windows that have doesn't include that DLL.

 

[Padma]

Windows messenger service is a huge security hole, which is why it is shut down on many systems. IF you have a secure LAN, than it is not such a problem. But most people don't secure their LANs (or their personal systems, for that matter) very well.

 

[homeyg]

Windows messenger service is a huge security hole, which is why it is shut down on many systems. IF you have a secure LAN, than it is not such a problem. But most people don't secure their LANs (or their personal systems, for that matter) very well.

This is intended for use on secure LANs at school and places like that.

 

[Ginger_Ale]

Ok, tested it:

If I use the message "hi", it only displays "h" on the alert box. "testing" is shortened to "tes". "this is a multiple word test" goes to "this is a mult". I don't know what is going on...

 

[homeyg]

Ok, tested it:

If I use the message "hi", it only displays "h" on the alert box. "testing" is shortened to "tes". "this is a multiple word test" goes to "this is a mult". I don't know what is going on...

Something to do with the arrays I suppose - I'll have a look at it.

EDIT: That was a simple error - it should work now, but to be safe could you test it for me again? (Updated the link in the first post). Also could you test another thing by checking if the program creates a text file called "enum.txt" while you are running the program? (The file enumerates the names on the network and puts them in that file.)