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Sports Sounds Pro 6.0 (Build 5)
Notes for Vista and Windows 7 Users:
Starting with Vista, Windows has undertaken a number of measures to increase security. One of them is to not allow any programs to write into the Program Files directory. This is where previous versions of Sports Sounds Pro installed itself (C:\Program Files\SportsSoundsPro). The two Vista and Windows 7 installs, install Sports Sounds Pro in (C:\SportsSoundsPro) folder and bypasses putting the program in the Program Files folder.
Some users of Vista have experienced problems installing to the Program Files folder (mostly Vista Home users). Vista uses a technique called Virtualization where they actually re-route writes to the Program Files folder. Microsoft has stated that this is a temporary fix to enable legacy systems to continue operating but they will not guarantee that it will not be removed in future Windows releases.
Sports Sounds Pro (SSP) has two files that it writes to. One is your .set file which contains your sound buttons and the other one is a file named SS.ini which contains all your settings. If you are an existing user of SSP and want to prepare for future Windows installation, then use this set of downloads and installs. You will have to copy over the SS.ini file and your .set file from the folder they are in now to the folder in which you install SSP.
SSP will eventually switch over to using the Vista and Windows 7 install set only at some point in the future.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS:The file you download is called "InstallSportsSoundsPro605.exe" or "InstallSportssoundsPro605V.exe". Run it and it will install Sports Sounds Pro in a directory called SportsSoundsPro.
It will also place a shortcut on your desktop. If you already have a version of Sports Sounds Pro then this will overlay that version and maintain all your button setting. You need not do anything.
If you already have an earlier version of Sports Sounds (prior to version 4.0.1), then copy over the SS.ini file from your old Sports Sounds directory along with any .set files, this will maintain your registration key and sound button assignments.
Moving Sports Sounds Pro to Another Computer:The file you downloaded, "InstallSportsSoundsPro605.exe" is small enough to fit on a floppy disk. Copy it to a floppy or a flash stick and then copy it to the computer you want to install it on. Run it and it will install Sports Sounds Pro on that computer. Then enter your registration code and you are ready to go.
http://www.sportssoundspro.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=22&Itemid=59
Starting with Vista, Windows has undertaken a number of measures to increase security. One of them is to not allow any programs to write into the Program Files directory. This is where previous versions of Sports Sounds Pro installed itself (C:\Program Files\SportsSoundsPro). The two Vista and Windows 7 installs, install Sports Sounds Pro in (C:\SportsSoundsPro) folder and bypasses putting the program in the Program Files folder.
Some users of Vista have experienced problems installing to the Program Files folder (mostly Vista Home users). Vista uses a technique called Virtualization where they actually re-route writes to the Program Files folder. Microsoft has stated that this is a temporary fix to enable legacy systems to continue operating but they will not guarantee that it will not be removed in future Windows releases.
Sports Sounds Pro (SSP) has two files that it writes to. One is your .set file which contains your sound buttons and the other one is a file named SS.ini which contains all your settings. If you are an existing user of SSP and want to prepare for future Windows installation, then use this set of downloads and installs. You will have to copy over the SS.ini file and your .set file from the folder they are in now to the folder in which you install SSP.
SSP will eventually switch over to using the Vista and Windows 7 install set only at some point in the future.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS:The file you download is called "InstallSportsSoundsPro605.exe" or "InstallSportssoundsPro605V.exe". Run it and it will install Sports Sounds Pro in a directory called SportsSoundsPro.
It will also place a shortcut on your desktop. If you already have a version of Sports Sounds Pro then this will overlay that version and maintain all your button setting. You need not do anything.
If you already have an earlier version of Sports Sounds (prior to version 4.0.1), then copy over the SS.ini file from your old Sports Sounds directory along with any .set files, this will maintain your registration key and sound button assignments.
Moving Sports Sounds Pro to Another Computer:The file you downloaded, "InstallSportsSoundsPro605.exe" is small enough to fit on a floppy disk. Copy it to a floppy or a flash stick and then copy it to the computer you want to install it on. Run it and it will install Sports Sounds Pro on that computer. Then enter your registration code and you are ready to go.
http://www.sportssoundspro.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=22&Itemid=59
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其余限制:全是je-jmp即可。
- 00502F1C 803D FCFC5C00>cmp byte ptr [5CFCFC], 1 ; 0-1(no nag)
- 00502F23 . 75 1F jnz short 00502F44
- 00502F25 . C605 FCFC5C00>mov byte ptr [5CFCFC], 1
- 00502F2C . 803D F7FC5C00>cmp byte ptr [5CFCF7], 0
- 00502F33 . 74 0F je short 00502F44
- 00502F35 . A1 082D5100 mov eax, dword ptr [512D08]
- 00502F3A . 8B00 mov eax, dword ptr [eax]
- 00502F3C . 8B10 mov edx, dword ptr [eax]
- 00502F3E . FF92 D8000000 call dword ptr [edx+D8]
- 00502F44 > 803D 842A5800>cmp byte ptr [582A84], 0
- 00502F4B . 74 0C je short 00502F59
- 00502F4D . C605 842A5800>mov byte ptr [582A84], 0
- 00502F54 . E8 B740FEFF call 004E7010
- 00502F59 > C3 retn
其余限制:全是je-jmp即可。