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HDDPhysic v1.1.0 is released! Today we've released a new updated version of HDDPhysic (v1.1.0) Here is what’s new in this version: improved hardware serial extraction in Vista and Windows 7. you don't need to have...

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Special discount offer: -20% on purchase   Starting from today (27 April 2010 ) we offer a 20% discount for two of our products if they are purchased together: HDDPhysic : get the physical vendor information from the computer hard...

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Special discount offer: -20% on purchase   Starting from today (27 April 2010 ) we offer a 20% discount for two of our products if they are purchased together: HDDPhysic : get the physical vendor information from the computer hard...

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Subs Grabber v1.1.0.62 is released!  Today we've released a new updated version of Subs Grabber v1.1.0.62. Here is what's new in this version: Fixed: some utf8 characters doesn't display right in the movie list Modified: working...

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Switching to Avangate eCommerce Platform

Posted on : 31-03-2010 | By : rlByte Team | In : rlByte News

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 Today we’ve moved to Avangate eCommerce System, after long tests and work. This means that our payment provider will be avangate from now on, who can offer the following payment methods:

  • Credit/debit card
  • Visa/MasterCard/Eurocard
  • Bank/Wire transfer
  • American Express
  • Diners Club
  • JCB
  • PayPal
  • Credit/Debit card (Payment information by Fax)
  • Discover/Novus
  • DIRECTebanking.com
  • Carte Bleue
  • Alipay

 After selecting the product you want to buy from us press on Buy Now button to be redirected to a secure page of our payment provider, Avangate.com, dedicated to sell our products online. There you can make the payment and finish the transaction.
 After the payment transfer is complete you will receive by email, to the billing email address provided during ordering, the serial number required to remove the software restrictions. This is usually immediate when paying online by credit card.

 Also, today we have changed the HDDPhysic and USBPhysic license type for the new customers:

  • Personal Developer License: Individual customers, Companies and organizations including non-profit and for-profit. Allows one developer to develop with SDK/DLL; Allows integrate in to ONLY ONE Desktop/Web Application (unlimited no. of deploys).
  • 10-User Site License: Allows 10 developers to develop with SDK/DLL; Allows integrate in to a maximum of 10 Desktop/Web Applications (unlimited no. of deploys).
  • Unlimited Site License: Allows an individual or any no. of developers in one organization/company, to develop with SDK/DLL; Allows integrate and distribute it with unlimited number of Desktop/Web Applications.

  When purchasing a product you have the option to choose your license type, so choose the one that will fit your needs.

Thank your for your interest in rlByte Software products.

USBPhysic FoxPro example (source code sample)

Posted on : 02-03-2010 | By : rlByte Team | In : USBPhysic

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 In order to get the USB storage device serial number and other manufacturer information (NOT volume serial, only the unique one, the one that will not change after a format, physical one) using USBPhysic library and FoxPro you need to do the following 3 easy steps:

(1) Load USBPhysic library and declare the imported library functions:
Object: Form1 ; Procedure: Load ;

DECLARE INTEGER Init IN "USBPhysic.dll" AS USB_Init STRING sRegUser, STRING sRegCode
DECLARE INTEGER GetUSBPhysicInfo IN "USBPhysic.dll" AS USB_Info INTEGER diskIndex, INTEGER InfoType, STRING pHddInfo

(2) Call the Init function to initialize the user computer USB storage devices and get their total count:
Object: Form1 ; Procedure: Show ;

tDiscs = USB_Init ('your-registration-info-here', 'your-registration-info-here') && Init and get number of usb devices available

IF tDiscs > 0 THEN
 FOR i=0 TO tDiscs-1 STEP 1
  This.Combo1.AddItem (ALLTRIM(STR(i)))
 NEXT
ENDIF

(3) Now that you have the total USB devices count you can query for the manufacturer information passing the disk index to the GetUSBPhysicInfo function:
Objec: Command1 ; Procedure: Show ;

sBuffer = SPACE(500) && make some room in the buffer
iDiskNo = Form1.Combo1.ListIndex-1


    iReturn = USB_Info(iDiskNo, 0, @sBuffer)    && 0 = serial number
    Form1.Text2.Value=sBuffer
   
    iReturn = USB_Info(iDiskNo, 1, @sBuffer)    && 1 = product name
    Form1.Text1.Value=sBuffer
   
    iReturn = USB_Info(iDiskNo, 2, @sBuffer)    && 2 = manufacturer
    Form1.Text3.Value=sBuffer
   
    iReturn = USB_Info(iDiskNo, 3, @sBuffer)    && 3 = drive letter mapped on Windows
    Form1.Text4.Value=sBuffer

A complete Visual FoxPro 9.0 project is available for download in the resource area of the project here

HDDPhysic FoxPro example (source code sample)

Posted on : 01-03-2010 | By : rlByte Team | In : HDDPhysic

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 In order to get the Hard Disk serial number and other manufacturer information (NOT volume serial, only the unique one, the one that will not change after a format, physical one) using HDDPhysic library and FoxPro you need to do the following 3 easy steps:

(1) Load HDDPhysic library and declare the imported library functions:
Object: Form1 ; Procedure: Load ;

DECLARE INTEGER Init IN "HDDPhysic.dll" AS HDD_Init STRING sRegUser, STRING sRegCode
DECLARE INTEGER GetPhysicInfo IN "HDDPhysic.dll" AS HDD_Info INTEGER diskIndex, INTEGER InfoType, STRING pHddInfo

(2) Call the Init function to initialize the user computer hard drives and get the total available devices:
Object: Form1 ; Procedure: Show ;

tDiscs = HDD_Init ('your-registration-info-here', 'your-registration-info-here') && Init and get number of hdd's available
sBuffer = Space(500) && Make some room in the buffer

IF tDiscs > 0 THEN
 FOR i=0 TO tDiscs-1 STEP 1
  This.Combo1.AddItem (ALLTRIM(STR(i)))
 NEXT

 This.Text7.Value=ALLTRIM(STR(HDD_Info(0, 6, sBuffer))) && Get hdd index where Windows Is Installed
ENDIF

(3) Now that you have the total hard drives count you can query for the manufacturer information passing the disk index to the GetPhysicInfo function:
Objec: Command1 ; Procedure: Show ;

sBuffer = SPACE(500) && make some room in the buffer
iDiskNo = Form1.Combo1.ListIndex-1


    iReturn = HDD_Info(iDiskNo, 0, @sBuffer)    && 0 = serial number
    Form1.Text2.Value=sBuffer
   
    iReturn = HDD_Info(iDiskNo, 1, @sBuffer)    && 1 = hdd model
    Form1.Text3.Value=sBuffer
   
    iReturn = HDD_Info(iDiskNo, 2, @sBuffer)    && 2 = hdd revision
    Form1.Text4.Value=sBuffer
   
    iReturn = HDD_Info(iDiskNo, 3, @sBuffer)    && 3 = hdd type
    Form1.Text1.Value=sBuffer        
       
    iReturn = HDD_Info(iDiskNo, 5, @sBuffer)    && 5 = hdd buffer size
    Form1.Text5.Value=sBuffer
   
    iReturn = HDD_Info(iDiskNo, 4, @sBuffer)    && 4 = hdd size
    Form1.Text6.Value=sBuffer

A complete Visual FoxPro 9.0 project is available for download in the resource area of the project here