http://hosting.cr0wonline.com/programs/PassGen.exe
Just a little VB password generator I made.![]()
C&C appreciated.![]()
It well and truly sucks...
for 2 reasons mainly:
#1 - you need .net framework for it
#2 - I don't have the above, therefore meaning I can't run it.
It well and truly sucks...
for 2 reasons mainly:
#1 - you need .net framework for it
#2 - I don't have the above, therefore meaning I can't run it.
No you don't.![]()
I made sure of it; even sent it to a friend without it to test. o.O
It well and truly sucks...
for 2 reasons mainly:
#1 - you need .net framework for it
#2 - I don't have the above, therefore meaning I can't run it.
No you don't.![]()
I made sure of it; even sent it to a friend without it to test. o.O
Says I do! *goes to ACTUALLY read the error message*
Let me know exactly what it says, I'll see if I can get it fixed.![]()
The application failed to initialize properly (0xc0000135). Click on Ok to terminate the application
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Let me know exactly what it says, I'll see if I can get it fixed.![]()
sent screenshot over MSN
Gahh, I hates VB right now.![]()
Give me a bit, I'll try to fix it.![]()
EDIT: To those who know VB, why would this need .NET?
Code:
- Option Explicit On
- Public Class frmPass
- Function Random(ByVal Lowerbound As Long, ByVal Upperbound As Long)
- Randomize()
- Random = Int((Upperbound - Lowerbound + 1) * Rnd() + Lowerbound)
- End Function
- Function Generate()
- Dim num As Integer = 1
- Dim thisType(4) As Integer
- thisType(num) = Random(97, 122)
- If chkCase.Checked = True Then
- num += 1
- thisType(num) = Random(65, 90)
- End If
- If chkNum.Checked = True Then
- num += 1
- thisType(num) = Random(48, 57)
- End If
- If chkSymbols.Checked = True Then
- num += 1
- thisType(num) = Random(33, 47)
- End If
- Generate = thisType(Random(1, num))
- End Function
- Private Sub cmdGenerate_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles cmdGenerate.Click
- txtPass.Text = ""
- If IsNumeric(cmbLength.Text) Then
- If cmbLength.Text >= 1 And cmbLength.Text <= 30 Then
- For x = 1 To Int(cmbLength.Text)
- txtPass.Text += Chr(Generate())
- Next
- Else
- MsgBox("Password Length Must Be Within 1-30!", MsgBoxStyle.Exclamation + MsgBoxStyle.OkOnly, "Error!")
- End If
- Else
- MsgBox("Password Length Must Be Numeric!", MsgBoxStyle.Exclamation + MsgBoxStyle.OkOnly, "Error!")
- End If
- End Sub
- Private Sub ExitToolStripMenuItem_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles ExitToolStripMenuItem.Click
- End
- End Sub
- End Class
I do have .NET disabled in the prerequisite area of the Publish section.![]()
why would this need .NET?
Because Microsoft thinks it's funny.
I'm very anti-VB, as it's platform-dependent.