
VX Rexx for Windows 2.0 serial key or number

VX Rexx for Windows 2.0 serial key or number
OS/2 Specifics of Kermit 95
CONTENTSKermit 95 2.1 for IBM OS/2 has all the same features as Kermit 95 for Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP, with the following exceptions:
- A built-in SSH client.
- Kerberos security.
- The ability to run in a GUI window.
- Internet Kermit Server.
- Windows-specific services such as TAPI (the Microsoft Telephony API), NTLM authentication, and VTNT terminal emulation.
It also has a few features that the Windows versions do not have: SLIP and PPP dialing, a Rexx interface, and transmission of files with full OS/2 extended attributes.
NOTE: Although Kermit 95 for OS/2 is, indeed, the OS/2 version of Kermit 95, in this file we refer to the Windows version of Kermit 95 as "Kermit 95" and to the OS/2 version as "Kermit/2" for the sake of brevity and clarity.
Kermit/2 replaces OS/2 C-Kermit 5A(191) of April 1995. It is a 32-bit program, requiring OS/2 2.0 or later. It comes with a GUI Presentation Manager Dialer (which requires OS/2 3.0 or later) to set up your connections.
IMPORTANT: Kermit/2 uses different keyboard keycodes than OS/2 C-Kermit. You will need to convert any key settings files to the new keycodes. This change was required in order to allow any and all key combinations to be mapped, and to be mapped on a per-emulation basis. OS/2 C-Kermit only allowed a relatively small number of key combinations to be mapped, and all mappings were global. The new scheme also allows MS-DOS Kermit keymaps to be imported.
Kermit/2 includes a large repertoire of terminal emulations, Kermit and XYZMODEM file transfer, a powerful cross-platform script programming language, built-in automatic translation of Roman, Cyrillic, Hebrew, and other character sets: all in a consistent package that operates uniformly over direct or dialed serial connections, TCP/IP Telnet or Rlogin connections, PATHWORKS, IBM LAN Server, or NETBIOS connections, and in a consistent way with Kermit programs for DOS, Windows, UNIX, VMS, and many other platforms.
Kermit/2 is miles ahead of the old OS/2 C-Kermit:
C-Kermit 5A(191) Kermit/2 2.1And lots more, including significant improvements in just about every area.
IMPORTANT -- PLEASE READ THIS:
Eight years of full-time development have gone into Kermit 95. It is not free software; it must be licensed. The same goes for the OS/2 version; the terms for use are the same as for the Windows version.
However, in view of the declining importance of OS/2 in the marketplace, no effort has been devoted to creating OS/2-specific manuals, packaging, or hypertext INFO files. This should not detract from the utility of the software itself.
Kermit/2 is documented in the Kermit 95 and Using C-Kermit manuals. This file documents OS/2-specific differences from the Microsoft Windows 95 and NT releases. The installation of these soft fonts is tricky and not guaranteed to work on all video adapters and with all video drivers. And remember, it can only be done in a fullscreen session -- NOT in an OS/2 Window. Also, there is presently no LK450 support for Kermit/2. These problems appear to be confined only to certain systems, and do not occur on others. It is believed that they are related to the particular video adapter or driver; the problems are most commonly reported on SVGA and XGA systems. You can usually work around these problems in various ways: SET TERMINAL CODE-PAGE only seems to work in fullscreen sessions. For that matter, the same seems to be true of OS/2's own CHCP program, so this is apparently an OS/2 limitation (noted in OS/2 2.1 GA). SET TERMINAL CODE-PAGE (and OS/2's own CHCP program) seem to have no effect at all when the Hebrew NLV is installed. The code page simply does not change. Shift-in/Shift-Out works only if you SET TERMINAL LOCKING-SHIFT ON (except in the case of the DEC Technical Character Set, used for line- and box- drawing, etc, which is handled specially). Host-directed US/UK character-set switching (ASCII 35 interpreted as number sign in US, Pound Sterling sign in UK) works only if you have SET TERM CHARACTER-SET ASCII. Under certain conditions on certain systems, Kermit/2 has been observed to put the entire screen (or subsequent help screens) in blinking mode. For example, when running in a fullscreen session, CONNECT mode active, background color is high-intensity, and using Alt-Esc to get to the desktop, then resuming the Kermit window can produce this effect; reportedly, this is caused by a bug in some of OS/2's video drivers. Alt-R (reset) makes the blinking stop. To avoid the problem altogether, don't use high-intensity background colors: DGRAY, LBLUE, LCYAN, LGREEN, LMAGENTA, LRED, WHITE, YELLOW. Briefly, the idea is that an OS/2 file can be transferred from one OS/2 system to another with all its extended attributes intact. It can also be transferred to an intermediate (non-OS/2) system for archival, and later transferred to another OS/2 system and restored to its original form. An OS/2-specific SET FILE LABEL command is also provided for controlling how regular OS/2 file attributes are handled in labeled file transfers: By default, all but ARCHIVE are ON. All of a file's attributes are always transmitted; this command tells the file receiver whether to pay attention to them (ON) or not (OFF). Use SHOW LABELED-FILE-INFO to display the values of these settings. SET FILE COLLISION UPDATE has the following peculiarity: On FAT (i.e. DOS) file systems, a file's date/time is recorded with a granularity of 2 seconds, whereas on most other kinds of file systems (UNIX, VMS, OS/2 HPFS, etc), it is recorded to at least the exact second. Thus when Kermit/2 records the timestamp of an incoming file, the "one's place" of its time is truncated. If it was an odd number, therefore, it will be one second "older" than the date/time of the original file. Downloading the same file again with SET FILE COLLISION UPDATE would result in a second, unnecessary transfer of the file, since the remote file would appear to be newer than the local file. Therefore, Kermit/2, when making this comparison, will treat two times as equal if (a) the local file's time is an even number, (b) the remote time is equal to (of course) or exactly one second greater than the local time, and (c) the local file system is FAT. Files
The files are the same as for the Windows version, except all files whose names start with K95 have names starting with K2 in the OS/2 version. Also, there are certain platform-specific differences; for example, the Windows version might have some utility programs that are not needed in OS/2, and the OS/2 version has some fonts that can't be used in Windows. Differences Between OS/2 and Windows 95
The following sections describe differences between OS/2 and Windows 95 as they affect Kermit's Terminal window. Console Only
It was not possible to create both Windows and OS/2 GUI versions from common code. No SSH Client
The OpenSSH library was not available for the native IBM OS/2 development environment. No Toolbar
OS/2 Console Windows, unlike Windows 95, do not contain an optional toolbar. All functions such as window sizing, font selection, copy/paste, ... are performed by using the System Menu accessed by clicking on the Window mini-icon in the upper left hand corner. Changing the Window Font
The fonts used in the OS/2 Console Window may be changed by choosing "Font Size ..." from the System Menu. The "Change" button changes the font size for the current window only, whereas the "Save" button will change the font size for all future windows of this application. OS/2 Mouse Actions
OS/2 Warp 4.0 Console Windows have "Mouse Actions" that supersede all of the Kermit-95 mouse functions. In order to use Kermit-95's mouse functions for text selection, copy to clipboard, host, or printer, or cursor repositioning you must disable "Mouse Actions" by using the System Menu. Loading Alternative Fonts into Fullscreen Sessions
Kermit-95 for OS/2 supports the ability to install VGA fonts into the video memory of the video adapter when running in a Full Screen session. This is accomplished by using the SET TERMINAL FONT command. Kermit-95 supplies fonts for: CP437 - Original PC Code page CP850 - "Multilingual" (Western Europe) code page CP852 - Eastern Europe Roman code page (Czech, Polish, ...) CP862 - Hebrew code page CP866 - Cyrillic code page (Russian, Belorussian, and Ukrainian) Screen Dimensions
OS/2 2.x (pre-Warp 32-bit OS/2 versions) can not create 132-column console screens, but it can create console screens of just about any height you want: 30, 35, 40, etc. In OS/2 4.0 and later, you can have any screen dimensions you wish. The Mouse Cursor
In OS/2, if the mouse cursor is within the boundaries of the terminal screen or command screen, it blinks each time the screen is updated. If this annoys you, just move the mouse off the Kermit/2 screen. The Keyboard
On "vanilla" OS/2 systems, the keyboard should work just like in Windows 95 and NT: Same keycodes, same behavior. Note, however, that Kermit/2 does not work well with SWAPDCP (a utility floating around the net that lets you swap the Ctrl and Caps Lock keys, etc) -- some of the keycodes are lost; e.g. Esc, Ctrl-[, and Ctrl-H all appear to be the same key, with a keycode of 0. Use SWAPDCP at your own risk. (Note: OS/2 C-Kermit 5A(191) and earlier worked with SWAPDCP only because it did not provide complete key mapping capability; Kermit/2 does, but since SWAPDCP loses some of the keyboard state flags, Kermit/2 gets incorrect information.) Other features not implemented in OS/2
The following features in Kermit 95 are not available in OS/2: Tips and Tricks
When switching away from Kermit/2's terminal screen and then switching back to it, certain video items might become confused: Transferring OS/2 Files with Attributes
The SET FILE TYPE LABELED command allows OS/2 files to be transferred with all their extended attributes intact -- desktop material, icons, long file names on FAT partitions, etc. Consult the VMS appendix of "Using C-Kermit" for information on labeled file transfer. File Transfer Hints and Tips
Some communication software claims to implement sliding windows, but does so incorrectly. If sliding window transfers fail, set Kermit/2's window size to the smallest one that works, for example: SET WINDOW 1 Using REXX
Kermit/2 for OS/2 has a REXX programming interface consisting of the single command, REXX. REXX
Search:0B C0 75 06 B8 F9 FF
Replace:0B C0 74 06 B8 F9 FF
Accpop3c.exe
Search:7D 03 E8 90 FD E8 95
Replace:EB 03 E8 90 FD E8 95
Code: 27168
Reg code: +tHE rIDLLER [uCF] 213111
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code : MDS00122213333
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s/n:PWW300R3000011-926
code:f17479d251e51aa7d1d3eb7bfd7f3dee
L:12345
S:963852
PASS:1-42-123456-ccd
Snoopy
The Looney Toons
Totally Twisted
sn# ADW-33671-7329
-26YPLZ8L-BGGD44DT-1EA6CC62
-26xplz8l-bfgd44ct-1ea6bc82
-6ZL92LZK-RZEWW8BB-3TAPFZ9Y
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-6ZL92LZK-RZEWW8BB-3TAPFZ9Y
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941342470888
EMX97
926395489000
S/N: 00000485
A9261579
#/12345
NUMBER: 1995-0xE2FE5913
2fJS29W2
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04-14-97 --- serial : 24672934
04-15-97 --- serial : 23028072
04-16-97 --- serial : 21588815
05-01-97 --- serial : 431776315
43B03257-F4FD
(Snem/Dsk)
(Snem/Dsk)
J2000E-074N-O87V
Code: 1553715898
Code: KRXSD-ZDCUR
cd:RWERY-ICCSM
R:9609-3437-A369
E:wench@ms1.hinet.net
0012-3437-A102
0012-3437-A102
668
668
668
dos : xgxx618P
386 : xxd4i58p
OS2 : X8LAJ38P
404623
164050
Serial Number: 092W36P8JMHNFAYZHC9J
Serial Number: 099FTCUFQ5R7YXUHDC02
Company Name : (Anything you Like)
Expiry Date : (Leave Blank)
Serial Number: 005KPEZ99DR694ADQ1R8
Company: [UCf/Xf]
Serial: 02054536
R:2a682547
14058-17335
T0HUeLbELn
REPLACE 81 7D E4 8E F3 14 02 75 0D
or
51095
key:A224
3353OREST.SIG
5582-9144-35
id/101907
pw/999670C9E
Reg. Key : 01ak4Z6DYZYkAD
name : -= +ALI-BABA =-
ser #: 688399719833
name/Byte Ripper #/616579072624
name/Phrozen Crew #/635290755798
name/PC97 #/782703089265
Company: Anything you Like
Expiry: Blank
S/N:0C5Z2NZ43A8DXWX720KC
Serial Number: 07XQY6KX7F1X746B0VDZ
S/N: F6411605348
s/n:1203009890
# Users:1 L:597451
1402516080
Code: 142782
R:EJAMFNBJEM
BMBKEJANEJ
376665-193920
Code: 901324
042566726433
56495 bytes(decompressed)
FIND: 74 03 E9 5F CD B2 62
EDIT: EB 03 E9 5F CD B2 62
FIND: 74 03 E9 5E 5A E8 CF
EDIT: EB 03 E9 5E 5A E8 CF
FIND: 8B 0E E2 2C E8 E8 A0
EDIT: 8B 0E E2 90 90 90 A0
FIND: E8 DB A6 73 FB 75 F9
EDIT: E8 DB 90 90 90 90 F9
Phone #: 7709859164
S/N: RGM-SP8-W42C
phone:999999
BBWKBBVEPC
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Key:XKBRXYSK
osargads
Key:OOOEEIHE
Code: HFCMGACK
Name: tHATDUDE PC97
Code: GGRGEGSI
Name: PhRoZeN CReW 97
Code: SIYVBHZE
Name: PhRoZeN CReW
Code: MPULQSZB
Name: Andre Lagua
Code: TNDTMEWV
VLLTICVT
reg code: 6012010840222667180
name: Registered User
reg code: 60124454832856828398
name: Phrozen Crew
reg code: 6012752432752460
Company: Anything
Expiry: Blank
S/N: 0HP1J4Y2TZV1DBRPD6VT
Serial Number: 010KU7HPU6THQU039KH4
or
1111201
0912-2349-A818
Phrozen Crew 3191487656
NAME : rANDOM
COMPANY : United Cracking Force
Serial : 647391
Thanks to NETWALK
85971
QYOBYTK
7050
R:875025811946
1045930556
s/n: 6792 (by Romeo)
19772-175382-2727-1324
Company: [UCf/Xf]
Serial: 601071078
Code: 1328047687
Serial: DP3-DURK
or
IUIOOP
or
AHPUQW
or
IFNRUX
JDHUD
L:DWSTEVEHSU
P:EQNNHLCFBK
[Options]
Reg Code=DWNMANAG3112
Saltine
3000000000
Serial: 433069166863
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Serial Number: 0RJD75H1VZR31R7UM5HX
Serial Number: 0PM6NHPXE48Y2BUT9JVM
1231E55668
±Ò°Ê½X:V3ewGXKOVsW9
92663
Code: 2302012561
R:3B8AD2EAE4DE6A9A
or
BOOPIE
Serial Number:0NY59XJXYM9ELDBLXJKL
Serial Number: 0QHH6FUJXPRPTZ5X39V0
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compuserve:73062,2742
Key:LGO9I:FI=L
Name:Motosoft
S/N:DEB6I9ON6B
or
EV40-0-02034-0059
C:lc
R:14425
or
ASZLOTPM
or
62256346
Key:zph42ruyvh9kp
or
45110-0037-0012-60272
"boopie" For LiMiteD
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serial: XPR-2925
name: all
serial: XPR-667
name: registered user
serial: XPR-3419
S/N: 12345
P/W: 643C-256A-ADFA
name: TKC/PC '97
s/n: PC97
p/w: 1662-256A-DFA4
name: The Keyboard Caper/PC '97
s/n: 12345
p/w: 1124-5072-ADFA
name: PhRoZeN CReW '97
s/n: 12345
p/w: 44B-451D-ADFA
name: SPeCiAL PhRoZeN FoRCE '97
s/n: 12345
p/w: 5626-1770-ADFA
name: SPeCiAL PhRoZeN FoRCE '97
s/n: SPF97
p/w: 3933-1770-C2EF
name: SPF '97
s/n: SPF97
p/w: 7572-5B31-C2EF
name: Raymond Foo
s/n: PC '97
p/w: 2B15-3F3D-F884
Code:6944-000000
Serial# 102c-fd2e
00000000
Company Name : (Anything you Like)
Expiry Date : (Leave Blank)
Registration Key: 03N49031K2U3W8THZA78
Serial Number: 05FARB5VT29JUEZE9F29
976260262287
769806196900
22440
FCD 51120
12070
Steve Hsu
11483
Serial: 00000000
Psw: jeekm9cf
name/XXX bbs/XXX #/AA456RTVMPSHLPCHM6DJT8GOWDJSA
name/You bbs/*** #/K82FWWAST4QRKNMGKHCHC7E6VBTR7
C:lc
R:4110
C:lc
R:8220
User Name: Computerror
Serial Number: 0H5DYCQR190RJ1YYT4VA
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Note: There must be a carriage return at end of serial number.
Serial Number: 09RL3DEMK4AZA19KQNH2
Serial Number: 0D8ZUDFJMKKKBVTVY20D
178488
IKELSTC:EM
code: 00002fb9
Thanks to Daniel Cai.
code : FW9797978-150521
Thanks to Daniel Cai.
76951AC6
66666666
Key: 133343023
Serial Number: 0B776RWN76AFLT7ME1KW
Thanks to Sheng-Hsung Hsieh
Register code : 2185542550AB
- Thanks to Maurizio Di Mattia
Keynum: 51114
Name : JESTRZ
Add 1: PHROZEN CREW '96
Add 2: PHROZEN CREW '96
(2) License: BS963852
Keynum: 52707
Name : jake cwc
Add 1: ml
Add 2: ml
Keynum: 52707
Name : (anything you like)
Add 1: (anything you like)
Add 2: (anything you like)
Word:calwcalw
word:calwcalw
reg # : 527-633-627
name : Phrozen Crew 1997
reg # : 393-710-364
g(?1JrW%)M
REGISTERNAME:Everyone
REGISTERKEY:731E74072408340421751F527354752C1E0F
Company: Phrozen Crew
Number: 2846170205
LN:CWC
R:QMKGJV
piracy.fr
GEBCXCC
LN:CWC
R:QMKGJV
- Thanks to aztec
A41152962
Name: WareZoHolicS (Case Sensitive)
gr1dv
code : 15199
Sreial : HANG-809-1324-1614
Code: 22342
0D9581D1
(by SNEM/DSK)
7319
Code: 4159
MK121212
mARQUIS
JN11mARQ
serial: 000000R3X4XAF08
688310348426
code: 963720173220
Thanks to Daniel Cai.
name romeo'97
s/n 900717307129
R:JR55845
Reg#:WINGMAN
Code: 0047E76B
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00E026B9
s/n: 528-4326-727-161
name: You!
s/n: 806-7106-727-161
name: 2U!
s/n: 442-3466-727-161
name: ED!SON
s/n: 926-8306-1717-341
name: ED!SON '96
s/n: 1290-11946-1189-245
Company Name:(what ever you want)
Expiry Date: (enter blank)
Serial Number: ODZN3AJFHX1U35KPJ8VZ
Name/R. David Stirling
Company Name : (Anything you Like)
Expiry Date : (Leave Blank)
Serial Number: 04TCPYH8102VEMQQM5PF
R:s400,913,*113
code/1E7H7P9
R:3502663730855869
R:196203
C:User
YVSSTXEEMLXH
Codes: 1362368468, 1362417620, 1362483156
Serial: 1605214647
203302157
LCMNEW495
Or
edit lcam.exe (872448bytes)
search: FF 51 E8 6C 10
replace: FF 52 E8 6C 10
- Thanks to William.
V#: 0ffc-011d-57da
Reg:Wingman
R:LRFBPLPRJF
(DS:5A1B44)
Serial Code : WBLFDBHBPB
Thanks to Thonas Su
R:liahona
3186706961.
*****
*****
USERNAME: JESTRZ/PHROZEN CREW '96
SERIALNO: 78172285
KEY: ZZDRFJAQDFKSGNBCEIGTADCOKFNKHRPJMV
HPCREOGKCJIPRSLOCIFTGOBCDPFVFEGQ
GNGFBDDOFQAQGQPKHENEDJSPAPCPFGIA
CDJTGFHACEIEQSCNKMEFHEDCIFRJFEHD
HGOAFCJEGGCBIEFFKEQNFHGGBFFDRFLB
OKSFTKJPHDFFHADDDFGGMBCNFSPACCJE
LKPBGDQG
*****
*****
R:0970-000-001551
1040-000-048843
Thanks to Tay
OR
38177147
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1653300257
or
0590032841
Code: 4776329
C:lc
R:2480517772514337
100221218
R:460821
98204850
or
011-18B-99720
3966910918-61019-254
Serial: 200-6002-0259-8192
R:KxP1123
R:KxP1123
Code:5358
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R:MA1233
Code:14636879
#/S970309
pc97FBQUY
Replace:85 C0 74 4F C6 45 FC 01
N:jake
R:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
C:lc
R:212121bth811112
S/N: 16FC87aa2
539-90546
SNDBAR-
DCS1963A9AC
R:ENv3yVdy
#: 1869-196544
Serial : 9696-1070977
11687-1255614
Cracked
9696-1070977
Code: 308435988047381282
Company: KSB, Ltd.
Code: 430278180632329310
Company:TAIWAN
Code:A0F58CB2
X37-222-733-37x
4655
Cracked
4795
Me
356
Anyone
3708
Serial: 97044
S/N:X37-222-733-37x
1512200088
Serial Number: 09NKW4Q5TWTCPMK8P5WA
gTth7ZMTx1
PASS:WIUV]SGT
PASS:ZRNYSJUT
MPDIARYNEW495
search: FF 84 C0 74 43 8B
replace: -- -- -- 75 -- --
search: C3 84 DB 74 2F 66 8B
replace: -- -- -- 75 -- -- --
search: 84 5D F3 75 07 C7 45
replace: -- -- -- 74 -- -- --
search: 3B 45 E8 75 0C 0F
replace: -- -- -- 74 -- --
or
7654321CQMUMSX
or
1957168KVMRXUJ
Code: DXR5MAVCUZAPVVY
unlock:8392970931304819
S: 2231312
N: PHRoZeN CReW 97
S: 1221918
N: ME!
S: 1518215
N: .
S: 327680
02641708-3709
SN:]X]J]NXX
Password: G3EA87A6
Code: kqqk55iq
SN:52ca58f2
821k3u71
LN:cwc
R:33-75841
C:lc
R:80oe824t
Code: OBLAEARD
name/PhrozenCrew@Efnet.#PC96 code/shvppkmt
name/FreeRegisteredVersion@my.house code/qrwaybpd
name/TKC@phrozen.crew.96 code/egqrsobw
name/tHATDUDE@phrozen.crew.96 code/ykmjdwwy
name/PhrozenCrew@Efnet.#PC96 code/shvppkmt
name/FreeRegisteredVersion@my.house code/qrwaybpd
name/TKC@phrozen.crew.96 code/egqrsobw
name/tHATDUDE@phrozen.crew.96 code/ykmjdwwy
OBLAEARD
Company:Hacker Studio
55172823
345-014-101834
465408 bytes
find : F7 F9 5E 8B E5
modify : 33 C0 5E 8B E5
666668ZZZA
or
2ER456Y78L9
6944-2132-550
calwcalw
Regcode:PT239133
R:PS8+752A0010000000354
Code: YTMAR9C71CD7B42E7
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#/YTMAR0A14DCA0EC27
C:lc
TOWN:ml
STREET:ml
ZIPCODE:a
COUNTRY:roc
R:195079869453
or
HTW100R7108267-350
Search:85 C0 0F 85 99 00 00 00 8D 45 EC
Replace:85 C0 0F 84 99 00 00 00 8D 45 EC
COMPANY: xFORCE
SERIAL: PWW300R3000011-926
BETA CODE: f17479d251e51aa7d1d3eb7bfd7f3dee
090998031
090998031
name : registered user
serial : 725545449
Code: 8525600
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Authentic Files Verified! NO.:YER114
Serial #1:0tylty1
Serial #2:1eovyxi
Code:28884986
Name:N.T.H.U
Code:19848446
Name:NTHU PME
Code:25119761
Code:14231471
Code: 2288740719
R:1328385533
3912330379
573185348
124553
(DS:4235C8)
Comp: Phrozen Crew!
Code:49936609
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Code: AJ00H7
-
VUKS5M
F609
16889311967
4pf6mh8k
±K½X:wench
R:m3pq8jqc
address (whaterver you want)
reg# is: PSS-5
1VMI5JBUKD
-
or
64222
5vEd9A3mxm
00007ttrSw
#/A9BC77E742FBCA1995
code: 0B9ADDF567B740
Code: 536685
R:570096
R:DYWFJBHA
search : 0F 8D 0A 00 00 00 B8 01 00 00 00
replace: -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 00 -- -- --
Without Time Check
2.
search : 8D 8D CC FE FF FF E8 22 D4 03 00 83 F8 01
replace: -- -- -- -- -- -- B8 01 00 00 -- -- -- --
No Nag Screen
3.
search : 6A 00 68 10 27 00 00
replace: -- -- -- 00 00 -- --
No Delay
0106-50-6213
serial: A2-3Z56-89012-840
RDALL - Get all Stuff
RDCLIP - No-Clipping Mode
RDELVIS - Get Invicible
RDFRAME - Display Frame-Rate
The Cheat Codes doesnt work in Skill 4 (KILL BILLY).
Hex-Cheats (edit game?.sav):
If your Savegame-Description is exactly 5 Chars long, then:
1Ah(-1Eh) - Desc. (the 5 Chars!)
10h(-14h) - # of Players (must be 01h in a one player game)
40h(-43h) - Skill (01h = WUSS, 02h = MEEJUM, 03h = HARD ASS,04h = KILL BILLY)
2Ah(-2Dh) - Episode (00 = 1, 01 = 2, ...)
36h(-39h) - Level (00 = 1, 01 = 2, ...)
Have phun!
10002-B1D27-87B5-6F
R:Revja2427212
(DS:51634C)
Number: YTZ2IDPC0
Search: 01 00 05 00 01 00 (²M°£¸Õ¥ÎºX¼Ð)
Change: 00 -- -- -- -- --
2765,,pia,511
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R:DAKXPUZF
227167107
B0B5A-DB63E468-5BDA0
DBHRRWTYZWSB7
HELPMEPLEASE
200347890
56491
SHELLWIZARD
58375
02608393-5628
aCTIVATE kEY : 8E20AA50
Key:8E20AA50
R-Key:62B7F8FD
Users:31412
Serial Number: 0K6T6URF2W1W125TCJZ3
key code : 0013774224
ID : Phrozen Crew 1997
key code : 0014191232
What’s New in the VX Rexx for Windows 2.0 serial key or number?
Screen Shot

System Requirements for VX Rexx for Windows 2.0 serial key or number
- First, download the VX Rexx for Windows 2.0 serial key or number
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You can download its setup from given links: