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			   FTP Navigator v4.15 crack by The Ninja '99


I.    	Introduction
II    	Tools you need for my tutorial
III.  	The Crack
IV.	BTW


I.	As this is my 1st tutorial, I shall do the best I can. I thank you for your patience.

II.	W32DASM 7.0 or greater
	Your favorite Hex Editor

III.	My goal in the approach of cracking FTP Navigator v4.15 was to just ged rid of the nag
	screen. I didn't feel that it was really necessary to rid the program of the
	"unregistered version" notes that are ever present.

	To rid yourself of the nag, first load ftp.exe in W32DASM. Now choose "debug" and then
	"Auto Step Over". Now wait until the nagscreen appears. Due to the fact that the program
	executes the instructions somewhat slowly, you can write down the address of the call. As
	soon as the nag appears, write down the address, which is, :00461F27. If you hit "ok" on 
	the nag screen, or allow it to sit for a couple of seconds, the debug thingee starts 
	stepping over some more. Watch it closely, because you need to see how it runs. All it
	does is go down the addresses and ends at a call at :00461F71. That is the location of the
	call to run the program. As you can see, all the program does is follow the addresses down
	the line, calling the nag screen, if needed, then continuing down the line to the final 
	call to the program.

     	If you did everything right, you should should have written this down as the location of 
	the call to the nag screen:

	:00461F27 E82C7DFFFF		call 00459C58

	This is where the nag screen is called. This is where you need to stop it. Pay attention 
	to nothing else, it is all illusion. 

	All I did was do a search for "E82C7DFFFF" in my hex editor and replace it with 
	"9090909090". "90" stands for nop, which is "No Operation". So I put nops in the place of 
	the call so as to bypass the nag.

	Now save the program from the hex editor and bam!, no more nag screen, ever!

IV.   	BTW this tutorial is for educational purposes only. Make sure to get the full version
      	legally. I withdraw myself from all responsibility, and trouble if you get into any.
     
      	Greets to: Everyone who cracks for the fun of it!!!