[RELEASE] NPHACK v1.3.0

NPHACK is the quick and easy way to check if a game has been hacked!

Download is in attachments!

How to Use:

Simply enter in the game you want to hack and it will tell you! Like this:
http://i48.tinypic.com/ae2nhe.jpg

It's availability will popup in a msgbox! Like this:
http://i48.tinypic.com/rcrakh.jpg

Updates:
'Exact Search' feature added as demostrated below, this feature will give you a more precise search! [Thanks 8uurg]
http://i47.tinypic.com/358p2qf.jpg

Faster and more reliable search!!

New:Check For Updates!! You can now check for updates, it automatically checks on the startup!
The feature checks via my google docs if there is a new version then if there is it will download it from here :yeah: :yeah: :yeah:
http://i45.tinypic.com/sw338p.jpg

Please post suggestions and feedback!

Glad you finally made it,Connor :thumbsup:

Is this supposed to be better than the search on aph ?

I guess,yes :cool:

Lol, loading the page, and looking if it returns the game.. Too bad, If you look for Tycoon, it says it's hacked. But there isn't a game called tycoon.
making this thing would need a special module in APH to function correctly.
Other than that, Good App!

8uurg, NPHACK v1.0.1 will allow that feature, an EXACT search.

Thank you very much for your feedback!

EDIT:

NPHACK v1.1 Released, download now!

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Originally Posted by 8uurg

Lol, loading the page, and looking if it returns the game.. Too bad, If you look for Tycoon, it says it's hacked. But there isn't a game called tycoon.
making this thing would need a special module in APH to function correctly.
Other than that, Good App!

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Nope, a few lines of code will solve it, not a special module in APH search :)

:P I know, but a special module works faster and better. :P

The module created would have to return XML. It would be faster and have less of a load on the server. XML would also be better for parsing with .net

:good: thinking router, but I am developing a much faster way then the current version.

It will be released soon

Using a WebClient from the System.Net class instead of a WebBrowser control will be much faster and use less resources. The WebClient.DownloadString method suited my needs for the availability checker I have made.