; use windows sockets
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms741394(VS.85).aspx

; get file size : GetFileSize
; get file creation, last access, last write time : GetFileTime
; set file creation, last access, last write time : SetFileTime

; check out this link:
http://www.madwizard.org/programming/tutorials/mosaic/

; check out this link:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa389273(VS.85).aspx

; just launch "devmgmt.msc" by winexec or by CreateProcess

; I have written an example for you.
; try this:
; all files are in attachement


#include <windows.h>
#include <winioctl.h>

struct Record
{

; i'm not sure if u can do that in "PE explorer"
; but in e.g.: OllyDBG you can edit the disassembled code of a ;program and then copy it to the .exe file "selection"->"copy to ;executable"
; and...

; yes you can separate data in the text or any other extension file ;with some characters (e.g: "<Name>Max</Name>" and so on) or ;you can separate data with e.g.: 0A4h or some other non-letter or...

; here is a simple encrypting/decrypting app.:
; on encryption it will just inc hex values represented byeach char
; on decryption dec
.386
.model flat,stdcall
option casemap:none
include...

then you have to "inc si" and "jmp orderab" before "finish"

; it will print out "76"
; do means an action will happen and then it will check if the while ;statement is true, if so again it will go to do or else it will exit from ;do while loop
I = I + 25;...

; you have to allocate enough memory for the string in the ".data?" ; section:
.data?
szBuff db 256 dup(?)
; then when you call StdIn it will write user input into szBuff


.386
.model...

; you mean storing it even after program close?
; then : In Registry (RegOpenKeyEx, RegQueryValueEx, RegSetValueEx ...) , In a File ( CreateFile, WriteFile, ReadFile ...), In .ini File ( you can...

; do you want later to decrypt it back or no?

INCLUDE Irvine32.inc
maxInt proto xVal:DWORD, yVal:DWORD
;.....................
push 2 ; yVal
push 3 ; xVal
call maxInt
;.....................
maxInt proc xVal:DWORD, yVal:DWORD
mov eax,...

INCLUDE Irvine32.inc
maxInt proto xVal:DWORD, yVal:DWORD
;.....................
push 2 ; yVal
push 3 ; xVal
call maxInt
;.....................
maxInt proc xVal:DWORD, yVal:DWORD
mov eax,...

; because "cmp" instruction doesnt accept two memory operands
; CMP r , r/i
; CMP m , r/i
; instead of "cmp add1[si],add1[si+2]"
; try:
mov dx, add1[si]
cmp dx, add1[si + 2]

; hi.
; it will jump if eax is greater.
; "jg" is the opposite

Yes I think so. If you want post your code here and we'll see.

;Hi.
;Actually why did you compare eax with -9999 ?
cmp eax,-9999 ;?
----------------------------------------------------------------
;stdcall is pushing on the stack values in the opposite...

;try this one too - it takes two numbers in ascii, converts them to hex ;and adds them together, then it converts the result to ascii and ;displays it in MessageBox

;try this

;Take a look at this one too:
str_cat proc strBase:DWORD, strAdd:DWORD
mov edi, strBase
mov al, 0
repne scasb
dec edi
mov esi, strAdd
@@:
mov al, [esi]
mov [edi],...