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01-09-2003, 11:37 PM
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Finding IAT info in progs
This is the one subject i have been finding difficulty to find info on/apply knowledge. How EXACTLY do you find the IAT info for revirgin for programs in general. How do you find the jump tables?
thnx X-Factor 
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01-10-2003, 05:23 AM
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IAT info
Silly me...
I figured it out, however it still might be an idea to post this info for the rest of the noobs out here. I just recently began using Imprec and RV and didnt totally understand it. Under IAT info, OEP is oep for program, i made a mistake believeing it was the Memory OEP of the IT. RV is the Raw of the IT and Length is the length of the IT.
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02-17-2003, 01:37 AM
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File Locations
Off the top of my head, i believe they can be found by searching for 'imprec' and 'revergin' in google. Also 'protools.cjb.net' may have them or host links to them. I cant totally remember, but thats a start
 Good Luck! X-Factor
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