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if code length< 12 then you can find sub program space
code length no more ,you can look sub program between, sometimes have 5-14 bytes, if you want to have more ,now can use many space between sub program,
OR, Ctrl pageDown, go to code end ,perhaps you can find a lot of space |
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Just add one more section...
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look at the end of sections, usually they are padded quite alot for alignment reasons. Or get a PE-editor and make an existing section bigger or add your own, or you could just make it load a dll u made and you have all the space you will ever need
...cheers koyaan |
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this is so extremely easy to do. the only way that you are restricted in adding more bytes to a section is if the raw data is greater than what is allocated in the VA. other than that, simply use winhex and go to the end of a section (get the offsets from lordpe or other pe browser) and do CTRL+0 (that's zero, not O) and put in however many bytes you need. when you're done be SURE to fix the raw section sizes and addresses thereafter. you're app will not run otherwise. if you want to add another section to the end of the PE, then umm, I'm sure you know how to do that, right?
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