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Small Program(Useful)

Small Program(Useful)
In this instructable I will show you how to make a small program that I find to be extremely useful in school or home depending on what your wanting to do with it.


This was posted for educational purposes only, I am not to be held responcible for any inappropriate usage of this information or the files that I may have provided. I am not to be held responsible for individuals or groups of people that suffer consequences of using this information or the files that I provided, these consequences include things such as expulsion, getting fired, or legal action.
 
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Step 1Create a password for the program

Create a password for the program
This program will be made using batch scripting and then later will be compiled into exe form. So the first thing we need to do is open notepad. The first script will be this one to make a password.

@echo off
color 0a
set try=3 //Replace three with the amount of password entry tries that you wish to allow .
:retry
cls
echo Enter Password
set /p password=
if %password%==shadow goto start /replace shadow with the password of your choice pause
set /a try=%try%-1
echo %try%
if %try%==0 echo Access Denied, you will now be terminated,.
if %try%==0 goto wrong // I did set a punishment for the incorrect password which you will see later on.
echo Incorrect password. You have %try% attempts left.
pause
goto retry
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6 comments
Jul 24, 2008. 4:33 AMKiteman says:
I'm not a programmer, but am I correct in thinking that your definition of "useful" seems to be "trashing computer networks, wrecking other pupils' education and causing unnecessary expense and effort to fix"?

Why not do something genuinely useful with your skills?
Jul 24, 2008. 4:58 AMKiteman says:
Useful? How about writing a programme that your school can install on their network to prevent other people doing what you detail in this ible?
Jul 23, 2008. 6:58 PMTheScientist says:
your input list and menu list do not correspond correctly (enable windefend is in the wrong place) otherwise thorough it seems :) i don't personally have use for it though :)

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