asmoore82

; SuperPaste - Encrypt/Decrypt/Autotype the clipboard contents
;            - Most useful with a separate clipboard manager, hopefully should work with any
;            - RC4 with salt is used for encryption, NOTE THAT THIS IS *NOT* STRONG ENCRYPTION! Its purpose is just
;              - to prevent the plaintext password from sitting on the clipboard
;              - to prevent the plaintext password from being stored in the clipboard manager files
;              - to prevent anyone from easily viewing the plaintext either over the shoulder or on screenshare
;            - A simple padding is added to the beginning and end of your plaintext to protect against accidentally decrypting
;              and using an incomplete item, but this does not protect against items where the middle has been altered
;            - To prevent anyone from walking up to your workstation and using these shortcuts to reveal your plaintext
;              passwords, either close this script or set a blank or wrong encryption passwor

rmi1974

How to analyse Inno Setup installer packages

Tools used

• [innounp][1], the Inno Setup Unpacker
• [IFPSTools][2], tools for working with RemObjects PascalScript files (mainly disassemble PascalScript)

Extract the installer package

Using the [Wargaming_Game_Center_Installer][3] as example. Also mentioned in [Wine Bugzilla #45600][4].

rakusai

type
  //
  // Enumeration used to specify a .NET framework version 
  //
  TDotNetFramework = (
    DotNet_v11_4322,  // .NET Framework 1.1
    DotNet_v20_50727, // .NET Framework 2.0
    DotNet_v30,       // .NET Framework 3.0
    DotNet_v35,       // .NET Framework 3.5
    DotNet_v4_Client, // .NET Framework 4.0 Client Profile

andrewjk

/// <summary>
/// Attempts to pluralize the specified text according to the rules of the English language.
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>
/// This function attempts to pluralize as many words as practical by following these rules:
/// <list type="bullet">
///		<item><description>Words that don't follow any rules (e.g. "mouse" becomes "mice") are returned from a dictionary.</description></item>
///		<item><description>Words that end with "y" (but not with a vowel preceding the y) are pluralized by replacing the "y" with "ies".</description></item>
///		<item><description>Words that end with "us", "ss", "x", "ch" or "sh" are pluralized by adding "es" to the end of the text.</description></item>
///		<item><description>Words that end with "f" or "fe" are pluralized by replacing the "f(e)" with "ves".</description></item>