Example: Serial Number Generator

[Roboblue]

I have taken an older serial generator created by Desmond and added/subtracted some features.
The original (that you can see Here), was designed to save random serial sets to a database. I didn't need that feature and just wanted to generate serials that could be used in other applications. So I removed the database and now the numbers can be saved to the clipboard or to a text file.
I also wanted to be able to generate serials that had subsets that I could defiine, but generate random numbers based on those subsets. In this example, i have the developer defined subsets at the beginning, and at the end of the generated set. But it is easy to change the code to put the subsets in any postion of the serial, if so desired.
Anyway, I hope you guys can get some use out of it.

[Worm]

Very cool Robo... thanks!

[playmenow]

Nice work Robo! It will be useful

[anjinha]

Great Idea
thnks alot man

[Basim]

very nice
thx

[cegavision]

Thanks roboblue

[mykil]

Originally Posted by Roboblue

I have taken an older serial generator created by Desmond and added/subtracted some features.
The original (that you can see Here), was designed to save random serial sets to a database. I didn't need that feature and just wanted to generate serials that could be used in other applications. So I removed the database and now the numbers can be saved to the clipboard or to a text file.
I also wanted to be able to generate serials that had subsets that I could defiine, but generate random numbers based on those subsets. In this example, i have the developer defined subsets at the beginning, and at the end of the generated set. But it is easy to change the code to put the subsets in any postion of the serial, if so desired.
Anyway, I hope you guys can get some use out of it.

very nice
thanks

[rexzooly]

Originally Posted by Roboblue

I have taken an older serial generator created by Desmond and added/subtracted some features.
The original (that you can see Here), was designed to save random serial sets to a database. I didn't need that feature and just wanted to generate serials that could be used in other applications. So I removed the database and now the numbers can be saved to the clipboard or to a text file.
I also wanted to be able to generate serials that had subsets that I could defiine, but generate random numbers based on those subsets. In this example, i have the developer defined subsets at the beginning, and at the end of the generated set. But it is easy to change the code to put the subsets in any postion of the serial, if so desired.
Anyway, I hope you guys can get some use out of it.

hey there i liked you project so i did a little work to it just on looks what
do you think.

[rexzooly]

Originally Posted by rexzooly

hey there i liked you project so i did a little work to it just on looks what
do you think.

i don't know if i have given you the right file please tell me if i havent.

[Bruce]

I really like this! If you don't mind Roboblue I added some artwork to it that I'm using in a current project. Nice work. here

[Guus]

How i open this ?

[Imagine Programming]

Originally Posted by Guus

How i open this ?

Download the first one, the second one is the am6 project file, not the export file

[brisk]

very nice....

just wondering if this could be
used to generate WEP or WPA keys for
wireless / wifi routers....?

would be very handy if it could

[RizlaUK]

No, The bytes used for the WEP or WPA keys are generated using the Microsoft RNGCryptoServiceProvider (.NET 1.1)

MS Info
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...eprovider.aspx

C# Sample
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/securi...generator.aspx