[PapaBeans]

Here is the one i made a couple years ago and took around an hour to code.

https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=2957069

Saves the info to the registry system so if the tool gets deleted, re downloaded you don't lose nothing.

It's nothing fancy or anything.

[img]http://net-auth.net/upload/CodeSafemain.jpg[/img]

And here is another one i have made recently, This one actually encrypts all the info and also has a password lock on it.

[img]http://net-auth.net/upload/65y7h6r75647he5.jpg[/img]

Thanks

That is pretty cool! I have a webserver with all of my notes, but I didn't think people would trust that so I made it local :P

[System[X]]

That is pretty cool! I have a webserver with all of my notes, but I didn't think people would trust that so I made it local :P

How local ? a .txt file ?

Best to use registry system then the user can not accidentally delete it. if you want i can show you examples of how to add to the registry, read, edit and delete.

Thanks

[PapaBeans]

How local ? a .txt file ?

Best to use registry system then the user can not accidentally delete it. if you want i can show you examples of how to add to the registry, read, edit and delete.

Thanks

Stores it in a "file" file. But yes I'd love that

[System[X]]

Stores it in a "file" file. But yes I'd love that

Ok here you go, ive tryed to explain a few things clearly.

To Create the Key\Sub Key

Code

My.Computer.Registry.CurrentUser.CreateSubKey("NameOfTool\Whatever")

Basically the key should be the name of your app/tool, the sub key is the name of like a folder.

To add an item

Code

My.Computer.Registry.SetValue("HKEY_CURRENT_USER\NameOfTool\Whatever", "name", "value")

The name is the name of what you are saving. For example if it was your home address the name would be "Home Address" and the value would be the "address"

To List them

Code

Dim ListIt() As String = My.Computer.Registry.CurrentUser.OpenSubKey("NameOfTool\Whatever").GetValueNames

      For Each list As String In ListIt
      ListBox1.Items.Add(list)
      Next

Adds all the items in the Key\Sub key by "name"

To delete an item

Code

Dim regKey As Microsoft.Win32.RegistryKey = My.Computer.Registry.CurrentUser.OpenSubKey("NameOfTool\Whatever", True)
regKey.DeleteValue("name")

Deletes the item by "name"

To check to see if its worked just run Regedit tool(start menu then either run or search "regedit")

Hope it helps.

Thanks

[txj23668]

Looks good. I made something similar in the past. It really helps a lot when it comes to snippets etc...

can you give me a download link please?

[CyberAlien]

Nice work man, i'll download it as soon as i get on my PC 👍

[Bcoder]

looks wonderfull, Great job keep it moving

[PapaBeans]

Nice work man, i'll download it as soon as i get on my PC 👍

Glad to hear it!

looks wonderfull, Great job keep it moving

Will do! Possibly releasing a Client Server template (Advanced with threading)

[HFTetramorph]

Its a really simple program but it has a good and extremely helpful use.

Thanks for the release!

[MAXUSdev]

Omg this is so handy for other reasons too thanks man

[Zeivu~]

I really like Code Manager I know its for codes
but I use it for my passwords :P

[Hawk HF]

I really like Code Manager I know its for codes
but I use it for my passwords :P

That's probably not a good idea.

I haven't used CodeManager yet, but there's a good chance that the code (or passwords in your case) are stored as plain text, seeing as there's no real need to encode/decode source codes on a private computer.

[Michael J. Scofield]

the download link doesnt work anymore :(

[SIM-1456245]

Here is the one i made a couple years ago and took around an hour to code.

https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=2957069

Saves the info to the registry system so if the tool gets deleted, re downloaded you don't lose nothing.

It's nothing fancy or anything.

And here is another one i have made recently, This one actually encrypts all the info and also has a password lock on it
Thanks

Kiddin'? The registry not for kind data. You aren't supposed to flood it with those kind of data chunks.

[TheBarret]

That's probably not a good idea.

I haven't used CodeManager yet, but there's a good chance that the code (or passwords in your case) are stored as plain text, seeing as there's no real need to encode/decode source codes on a private computer.

Lets be honest, any program from HF thats for security or protection is 90% very doubtfull. I rather make it myself ^^