EM_FINDTEXT backwards! HELP

[xandaz]

    I've been trying to understand how it works for backwards search. For a forward search FINDTEXT.chrg.cpMin is the starting location of search and cpMax should point to last character you want to scan or -1 for a complete scan. How about for backwards scan? The manual says that cpMin must be equal or greater than cpMax, but is it just that? Look at the example and see if you can make something out of it.

[xandaz]

    OOppps. I'm that rude.
   Thanks and later.
   Bests

[jj2007]

cpMin is the current position, cpMax is below that position. Setting cpMax to -1 might not be a good idea for an unsigned variable - try zero instead.

[xandaz]

    So... it doesnt matter what cpMax is as long as it's below cpMin? I feel kinda strange about it. Looking into it.

[hfheatherfox07]

Hey xandaz  I followed the link you have there and your Dialog Example has a virus in it

http://www.microsoft.com/security/portal/Threat/Encyclopedia/Entry.aspx?name=Virus%3aWin32%2fVirut.BN&threatid=2147627075

[jj2007]

your Dialog Example has a virus in it

Change your AntiVirus, it's a false positive.

[hfheatherfox07]

your Dialog Example has a virus in it

Change your AntiVirus, it's a false positive.

few of AV's detected it ...were is the false positive .... was the file compressed (packed) only than it triggers a false positive ...I had some winsock progies trigger false positive.....

[MichaelW]

I submitted the fi.exe from the attachment here:

http://virusscan.jotti.org/eng

And all of the scanners (20 total) found nothing.

[hfheatherfox07]

LOL than my AV's are Crap ... I got Microsft essentials , Norton, and some trogen find thing

My appologies  :red

[dedndave]

I got Microsft essentials , Norton, and some trogen find thing

good lord
i bet that computer runs like a snail

[hfheatherfox07]

I got Microsft essentials , Norton, and some trogen find thing

good lord
i bet that computer runs like a snail

It is due for a formatting  :bdg

[dedndave]

just go to the norton site and get the "norton removal tool" that is appropriate for your version
i bet it runs a lot faster after you run that and reboot

[hfheatherfox07]

just go to the norton site and get the "norton removal tool" that is appropriate for your version
i bet it runs a lot faster after you run that and reboot

my compuer crashes on memory I can't figure it or run a debugger it crashes and freezes on break point and other stuff so .....

C:\DO YOU REALLY WANT TO FORMAT: Y/N

C:\Y

:dazzled:

[xandaz]

   Well....it happened once.... i thought i had removed all of the executables from the packs. Better check it out.

[xandaz]

    It's working better. Thanks.