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Originally posted by CookieRevised
Actually pretty easy to do this. All you need to do patching some bytes in the process memory of messenger (just as a soft patch actually). A call or two to the right APIs and it's done

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True, but you will have to find the memory addresses you need to edit which is gonna be a little hard.
Also, everytime a new version of WLM is released, you will probably need to find that address again.
And if the user has patched WLM, then that memory address has probably changed too, so you will need a big list of the addresses for every patch combining patching features enabled/disabled (bah didn't know how to explain this... )

Ofcourse, I could be wrong, which I think I am, so Cookie, just correct me

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Originally posted by Mike

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Originally posted by CookieRevised
Actually pretty easy to do this. All you need to do patching some bytes in the process memory of messenger (just as a soft patch actually). A call or two to the right APIs and it's done

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True, but you will have to find the memory addresses you need to edit which is gonna be a little hard.
Also, everytime a new version of WLM is released, you will probably need to find that address again.
And if the user has patched WLM, then that memory address has probably changed too, so you will need a big list of the addresses for every patch combining patching features enabled/disabled (bah didn't know how to explain this... )

Ofcourse, I could be wrong, which I think I am, so Cookie, just correct me

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when i was using something like this for MSN 7 it worked on all the versions (7.xxxx etc. and 7.5.xxxxx etc.) when they were both patched and unpatched.
although MSN 7 was probably totally different to WLM 8.0

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Originally posted by Mike

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Originally posted by CookieRevised
Actually pretty easy to do this. All you need to do patching some bytes in the process memory of messenger (just as a soft patch actually). A call or two to the right APIs and it's done

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True, but you will have to find the memory addresses you need to edit which is gonna be a little hard.

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It's very easy seeing that there are already many hard patches. You don't need to 'find' anything as that is already done

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Originally posted by Mike
Also, everytime a new version of WLM is released, you will probably need to find that address again.

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Many things do not change quite that drastically between simply build updates. And for those other occasions there are always those hard patches, which are updated too...

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Originally posted by Mike
And if the user has patched WLM, then that memory address has probably changed too

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That doesn't matter at all.

The A-Patch Remove Nudge Delay never worked, on a new msn version, on a just-reformatted pc, etc. It never worked I reported the bug but Ahmad never fixed it

Huh, I've never had any trubble with a-patch, but i hav with mess patch. once when i used mess patch it made msns colours all funny and distorted.

you can get the code to remove nudge delays from: http://volv.net/index.php?page=tut_msnhex