DBPT Launcher Source

[gzuz]

I used Visual Basic Express Edition 2008 to create this program, if you need to know anything about it or how to modify it please feel free to ask.

 

[ille]

nice release man

 

[bt5460]

thanks...ill look @ this xD

 

[katarnyrai]

I need to download Visual Basic Express Edition 2008 and compile it?

 

[gzuz]

yea, and to edit it

 

[Elenat]

Nice release, thanks =)

 

[Elenat]

Bud, would you mind sharing the PW for the key file?

Sorry for double posting q_q

k found it out

 

[SheenBR]

tell other the password

 

[PtPrincess]

I haven't been able to figure out the password for the key file (Yes, I'm not the smartest around here).
Would you be able to post it or PM it to me? Thank you very much.

p.s. oh man I feel silly for not finding this earlier..

 

[gzuz]

i wasnt aware there was a password.

 

[IdosPT]

nice ! thank you very much !

 

[IdosPT]

Password here: dbpt

 

[tnrh1]

There was an error while I've tryed to compile it:

Error 1 Cannot import the following key file: DBPT Launcher_TemporaryKey.pfx. The key file may be password protected. To correct this, try to import the certificate again or manually install the certificate to the Strong Name CSP with the following key container name: VS_KEY_98AD7FC9D3EB08B0 DBPT Launcher

 

[bobsobol]

Well, if you're building signed executables, DPT wouldn't give away their key, and you'll have to replace it with your own.

Microsoft have a list of supplyers who can see you a certificate to sign the Strong Name CSP, or you can make one up your self... but if you do that, users will be warned that the signature is not backed by anything. So IMHO, if you don't want to by a developer certificate from a trusted authority, you are better of producing unsigned code.