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Ahh. I missed that part of his post. That sure would stop it!

oh. I've got the 8GB!

I still like that 000-000-000-000-000-000 is a valid key! ;)

disco, your mod is the wrong way round - Should be equal to zero as no remainder means it divisible by 65. edit: ignore me, just noticed your loops are while not valid.....d'oh.

No pics as I'm at work. The wheel doesn't light up, but it's pretty cool - I've got a 3rd generation mono ipod, this ones a hell of a lot sweeter! Sounds a lot better too.

got bored. compiled the code and it works. you are aware that 000-000-000-000-000-000 is a valid serial number?! lol.

stick it in code tags mate. My code you'll need a 'C' compiler, the free microsoft one will do.

I find it slightly amusing that whatever software you're writing, 2 of us have written keygens for it! lol.

Do yourself a favour (and presumably the company you work for) and ditch that method of serial number generation! Poor! It'll take you a long time to generate all possible serial numbers, that a large maximum value, 999-999-999-999-999-999 - but if you really want to do it, then something like...

The nano has arrived. Looking sweet. :)

Not in the application, the signing of the hash with the public key encryption gives a straight yes/no answer to whether the "license key" is valid. When they type in the key, a hash is generated and compared against the hash in the "license key". You'll need to store the "serial number hash"...

What information do you want the license key to hold? look up md5 hashes and RSA encryption. Basic idea is to create a hash of the license information, then use RSA or other public key encryption to sign it.

I use easynews. Can't be arsed with all this archaic NNTP nonsense!

shure e2c's!

shure e4c's.

iTunes 7 DRM stripping has already been done, check slashdot.

Hurrah, that nokia install fixes the problem! :)

Try phoning customer support and asking who to complain to! ;) :p

What firmware have you got? The older firmware is a bit sh*te, since updating it's been a whole lot more stable. Only issue I have is the slow sms sending which happens as the phone gets "older", but nokia has released this which apparently solves the problem.

Yeah, having read more.... Seems that 5th Gen iPods get gapless, but don't get the new search or the "letter" during quickscroll. Older iPods get nothing.

Does this hta thing have a COM interface? (sorry, never used HTA). The way I usually do stuff like this is: Use Spy++ to get the control id's for the text boxes and for the insert button. In my code, parse the text file to get the fields I want, store values in variables. Find the window...

It doesn't appear that old iPods support gapless, only the new ones announced yesterday, although it's not entirely clear. New iPod sir?! ;)

Dude. I prefer the term geek. ;)

Not iTunes update, OS X update. It didn't appear, we had to download and install manually. Same thing happened with 6 though, it took a day or so for it to appear on software update but was available for manual download.

Crikey! Shipped with tracking number already. :)

The store has been updated though. ITMS is fucked though, taking me quite a few attempts to get album artwork to download. Try, Try-Again, Try-Again. ad-infinitum! Even searching on there is bring up errors.

I think it should do it automatically, but I believe the servers might be having trouble coping. If not, flip to the album artwork view and right click on the picture and click "get artwork".

Or maybe not. Maybe their servers are getting overloaded at this moment, seems to be random if it downloads the artwork successfully.

You have to set Album Artist in the tag to get it to download covers for your albums as well. I read it that only the new iPods support gapless.

Hehe...cough...yeah. I do have a girlfriend though! Delphi I find amusing, as soon as you fire up an application you can tell it's been written in delphi, borland and their crazy non standard windows controls! Wasn't it called OWL or something?