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But what if one of the files is bigger than the allocated space ???

Ge64 Wrote:But what if one of the files is bigger than the allocated space ???

Huh?  There isn't any allocated space, so such a thing is impossible.

Then I guess I don't understand anything :P you say 0x0C

is the offset of the file ICON0.PNG, and 0x10 is the offset of the file ICON1.PMF, but 0x0C and 0x10 are places/positions in the file, right? or are they aliasses?

Ge64 Wrote:Then I guess I don't understand anything :P you say 0x0C

is the offset of the file ICON0.PNG, and 0x10 is the offset of the file ICON1.PMF, but 0x0C and 0x10 are places/positions in the file, right? or are they aliasses?

No...

The address 0x0C contains the offset of the file ICON0.PNG.  Probably didn't explain it well enough   You can't really stick a PNG in 4 bytes (the header itself is larger than that)

Ohhh :) ok well i never realled hex edited anything so that wasn't obvious to me

does D = 13 right

Ah, very nice ZiNgA. ;)

(o Y o) Wrote:does D = 13 right

Hex?  No.  0x0D = 14

wow alicebot left her mark here as well