Where are CDKeys stored?

[Joe[x86]]

Anybody have this map of the MPQ file?

EDIT: Ugh, Blaze!

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[iago]

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EDIT: Ugh, Blaze!

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That's not Blaze's email, that's the forum administrator's email. 

[Kp]

Yes, but it's Blaze's fault that the forum keeps trying to send e-mail.  I wonder whether if it's even worth allowing people to request e-mail notification.

[iago]

Well, if the email notification worked, it would be fine...

[Kp]

Or if Blaze would stop signing up for notification on topics after we KNOW he has been advised that it doesn't work, that'd be good too!

[Mephisto]

Contact the authors of CD-Key changers for games like Diablo II and StarCraft.

[Hdx]

I've been working on this for a while, and Checking out SC's Battle.snp, I couldn't find where it got the cdkey. But simply monitering memory while loggin in works perfectly fine.

As for the e-mail crap. It's not blazes foult. It's hte forum admins. They need to set a VALID e-mail address for the sender.

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Change it to something stupied like [email protected] and it will be fixed. ... It dosn't seem to be a problem anymore...
~-~(HDX)~-~

[Kp]

As for the e-mail crap. It's not blazes foult. It's hte forum admins. They need to set a VALID e-mail address for the sender.

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I'm aware that it is a forum configuration issue.  My point was that if Blaze and similar users would stop signing up for a service (e-mail notification) after they know it DOES NOT WORK (regardless of whose fault it is that the service doesn't work), the rest of us wouldn't be getting these annoying messages.