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ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
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PC Pursuit Thief Version 1.0
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By Brew Associates
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An Official Phortune 500 Product
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INTRODUCTION
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Greetings, ÿagain. As with any new program or software package it
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is always a pain to have to go through and read the documentation, ÿand
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this will be no exception (that was a joke). Anyway, these docs should
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be ÿa little more detailed in nature due to the fact that I am ÿwriting
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this ÿup on processor #1 ÿon the TMCS network and have PC Pursuit Thief
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running ÿon processor #2. ÿFinally, ÿtrue ÿdistributed ÿmulti-tasking!
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Enough of that.
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PC ÿPursuit ÿThief ÿushers ÿin ÿa ÿnew ÿera ÿof ÿhacking ÿutility.
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Currently ÿwe have Code Thief, ÿFuckin' ÿHacker and others for extender
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hacking, ÿand before PC Pursuit Thief we only had a program called Phry
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Code Pro written by the Exciter. ÿWell, ÿbeing that competition proves
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advantageous ÿto ÿthe ÿcommunity (of course the Code Thief vs. ÿFuckin'
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Hacker "feature wars" can attest to that), PC Pursuit Thief was born to
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break somewhat of a monopoly. ÿAnd besides, ÿPhry Code Pro plans on an
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extender hacker in future versions, ÿaccording to the documentation for
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version 4.0, so to each his own.
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STARTING PC PURSUIT THIEF
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There ÿare two ways of starting PC Pursuit Thief from ÿDOS. ÿÿThe
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first is by just typing PCPTHIEF<return>. If you see it in yourself to
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type "PCPTHIEF<return>" ÿinstead of typing "PCPTHIEF" ÿand then hitting
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the ÿreturn key, ÿyou have my permission to put your head through ÿyour
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monitor.
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The ÿsecond ÿmethod is by adding some command line ÿparamaters ÿto
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tell PC Pursuit Thief to start hacking in automatic mode at a ÿspecific
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time, and then to stop at a specific time, or after a certain number of
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valid PC Pursuit ID's and passwords are found:
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C>PCPTHIEF 1:00 2:00
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The above command entered at the command line will have PC Pursuit
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Thief wait until 1:00 ÿam to hack (all times are in 24 hour format) and
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then hack until 2:00 ÿam, or until 1 valid code is found. ÿWhat? ÿYou
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don't want to stop after 1 valid code, ÿbut think you can snag 2 before
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2:00? Well, enter this at the command line:
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C>PCPTHIEF 1:00 2:00 2
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The ÿ2 above is an optional paramater that tells PC Pursuit ÿThief
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to quit after 2 valid codes (or before 2:00 ÿam, of course) - ÿwhatever
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comes first. If you want to strictly quit at 2:00 no matter how many
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codes are found, enter something like:
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C>PCPTHIEF 1:00 2:00 9999
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Of course you're not going to get 9999 codes in 1 hour, and that's
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the ÿpoint. ÿÿRemember ÿthat this number MUST be an integer, ÿÿso ÿthe
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highest it can go is 32767, ÿso "PCPTHIEF 1:00 2:00 ÿ32767" ÿwould have
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the ÿsame effect as "PCPTHIEF 1:00 ÿ2:00 ÿ9999" ÿbecause if you're ÿnot
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going ÿto get 9999 ÿcodes in an hour you certainty aren't going to ÿget
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32767.
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By the way, ÿeverything in automatic mode is for FLAGGED templates
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only. ÿÿIf there are no flagged templates, ÿthen once it starts up ÿat
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1:00 it will drop right back to the operating system after it tells you
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that there are none flagged (if you are there of course). ÿYou get the
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DOS ÿprompt after PC Pursuit Thief quits, ÿor if you started PC Pursuit
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Thief from a batch file, then the batch file resumes processing.
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IF PC PURSUIT THIEF IS RUN IN NORMAL MODE
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Ok, ÿÿhere's the title screen (yes, ÿI'm looking at it now on ÿthe
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other monitor). ÿI added a little disclaimer, ÿbeing that this utility
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has the sole function of going after one company only (GTE). ÿAgain, I
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stress that the use or misuse of this program is totally up to you. If
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you get caught, ÿthat's your responsibility, etc, etc. When I wrote it,
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I myself didn't break any laws, but then again is there a legal theaory
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for "kenetic energy", or... forget it.
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Hit any key to get rid of the title/disclaimer screen. Now you'll
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see ÿmy own little "added touch" ÿto the title as the window bounces in
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and ÿout/rotates (depending on how you view it) ÿand puts ÿthe ÿprogram
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title in it.
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THE MENU
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Here ÿwe go. ÿKind of looks like Code Thief, ÿdoesn't it? ÿWell,
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although ÿit only took me three days (with sleep deprevation) ÿto write
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PC ÿPursuit Thief, ÿno code from Code Thief was used. ÿI ÿstarted from
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scratch ÿon everything. ÿOh, ÿand we're in Turbo Pascal 5.0 ÿnow, ÿÿso
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things are going to be a little bit faster (I especially like what they
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did to the screen display speed).
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We'll ÿgo ÿover all of the things off the main menu one by ÿone...
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as a matter of fact, ÿit would be best if this documentation is printed
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out FIRST, ÿthen you follow the following sections along as the program
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executes.
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>modem/city configuration
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Select ÿthis. ÿÿJust use the up and down arrow keys to ÿmove ÿthe
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highlight ÿbar ÿand space or return to choose the option of ÿD) ÿÿModem
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Configuration. You could also hit "D" ÿthen return or space as a quick
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way of getting the highlight bar there.
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Ok, ÿÿhere ÿwe have all of the neat things that PC ÿPursuit ÿThief
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needs ÿto ÿknow ÿabout talking to the outside world, ÿÿand ÿTelenet ÿin
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particular. ÿÿIn ÿthis ÿsection the up and down arrow ÿkeys ÿmove ÿthe
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highlight, ÿÿand return or space chooses the option. ÿThe letters ÿ"A"
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through ÿ"J" ÿwill take you right to an option with the highlight ÿbar,
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but ÿnote that it still takes the pressing of return or space to select
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it.
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First ÿthing we want to do is tell PC Pursuit Thief ÿwhat ÿComPort
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our modem is connected to at. ÿWell, ÿif you have just a COM1: ÿÿmodem
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then ÿleave ÿit ÿalone, ÿbecause as you can see the ÿdefault ÿis ÿCOM1:
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(ComPort 1). ÿIf your modem is on COM2: ÿor COM3: ÿor COM4: ÿthen ÿhit
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space ÿor ÿreturn when Communications Port is highlighted and then ÿuse
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the left and right arrow keys to select your ComPort. ÿHit return when
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you have the correct one showing on your screen.
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Now we need the enter the baud rate. Note that the baud rate will
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be ÿthe ÿbaud rate of the Telenet Number that we will enter ÿin ÿoption
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"E", ÿÿso keep this in mind and don't screw it up. ÿIf your baud ÿrate
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doesn't match the baud rate of the modem that answers when you dial the
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number as choosen in option "E", then you screwed up. The baud rate is
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choosen ÿjust ÿlike ÿComPort. ÿHit space or return when Baud ÿRate ÿis
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highlighted, ÿÿthen use the left and right arrow keys to cycle ÿthrough
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the available baud rates. ÿUse return when your selection is what ÿyou
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want (and don't screw up, by the way).
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The ÿmodem ÿsetup string is used for just that -- ÿto set ÿup ÿthe
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modem. ÿÿThis ÿentry in your configuration has two special ÿcharacters
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that have special meanings and are interpreted by PC Pursuit Thief ÿand
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not ÿsent ÿas ÿentered to the modem. ÿThey are the "|" ÿÿand ÿthe ÿ"~"
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characters. ÿThe "|" signifies ascii character 13 (return) and the "~"
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signifies ÿa 1/4 ÿsecond pause. ÿNote that in the default a ÿV1 ÿÿcode
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(verbose ÿon) ÿÿis specified. ÿMake sure that your modem is always ÿin
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VERBOSE ÿmode and to keep this V1 ÿhere to make sure it is ÿinitialized
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into verbose mode.
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Dial command is the command we will use to dial the modem. ÿÿWhen
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PC ÿPursuit ÿThief needs to dial Telenet it will send the following ÿto
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the ÿmodem: ÿ<dialcommand><telenet_number><RETURN>.
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Connect Response is what the modem sends to signal that we are now
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connected ÿto ÿa ÿremote computer (Telenet). ÿÿThis ÿall ÿdefaults ÿto
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"CONNECT" ÿÿwith verbose response codes, ÿas defaulted to in ÿC) ÿÿDial
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Command. You shouldn't need to change any of this, ÿit works fine (for
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me) as is.
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We already went over what Telenet Number is, ÿso just enter it ÿin
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and hit return when you're done.
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Terminal type. ÿJust leave this at the default of "D1". ÿThis is
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what to respond to Telenet with when it prompts for "TERMINAL=". ÿÿYou
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shouldn't need to change this, ÿI added this because something inspired
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me.
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Telenet ÿCity. ÿPC Pursuit Thief checks the validity of ÿpassword
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and ÿuser id guesses by trying to use them to log into a city. ÿÿEnter
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here ÿthe default city to try to log into. ÿThis should be one with ÿa
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lot of outdial modems available, or is the least congested.
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City Baud Rate. ÿThis option is here because there may be more of
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some groups of modems (by baud rate) ÿin the city you specified. ÿThis
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value is changed between 300 Baud, 1200 Baud, and 2400 Baud by pressing
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return ÿor space when I is highlighted and then choosing with the ÿleft
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and ÿright ÿarrow keys, ÿthen pressing return to ÿmake ÿyour ÿselection
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permanent.
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Highlight J) Quit This Section and hit space or return to exit the
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modem ÿConfiguration and save your newly entered values (if you changed
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anything... well, ÿyou should have changed at least the Telenet number,
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I ÿdoubt you'll find Telenet at 000-0000 ÿ(the default value) ÿin ÿyour
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exchange. ÿÿNote ÿthat ÿthe ÿESCape ÿkey ÿalso ÿquits ÿthe ÿModem/City
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configuration section when the highlight is being displayed.
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>id/password template definition
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This is option B) ÿoff the main menu, ÿso highlight it and ÿchoose
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it. ÿHere is where you can change ID and Password templates ÿ(remember
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CODE ÿTEMPLATES?). ÿFor our purposes the SAMPLE RECORD is ok now ÿ(and
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we'll hack on it in a minute) but just a word on what all those strange
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looking Template characters mean:
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0 - The number 0
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! - All numbers from 0 to 1
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@ - All numbers from 0 to 2
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# - All numbers from 0 to 3
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$ - All numbers from 0 to 4
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% - All numbers from 0 to 5
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^ - All numbers from 0 to 6
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& - All numbers from 0 to 7
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* - All numbers from 0 to 8
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( - All numbers from 0 to 9
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) - All letters from A to Z
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- - All letters from A to Z and all numbers from 0 to 9
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The ÿreason ÿfor these strange template characters is ÿbecause ÿit
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coresponds to the number that is below the character (unshifted) on the
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keyboard. For instance, % is all numbers 0 to 5. And the key is:
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+---+
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| % | <- You get this when you press SHIFT.
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| 5 |
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+---+
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It ÿshould be this way on your keyboard as well (it is for all ÿof
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mine).
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Short ÿnote is just something to identify the template with. ÿÿIf
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you ÿchoose the C) ÿFlag/Unflag IDs By Short Note option off ÿthe ÿmain
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menu you will flag/unflag by looking only at the short notes.
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(a)dd - hit "A" to append to the template collection and add your own
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(e)dit ÿ- hit "E" ÿto edit the current template. ÿJust use the up ÿand
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down ÿarrow ÿkeys to move and hit return or space to edit ÿwhat ÿyou're
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currently pointing to. ÿFor the Flagged option, to change it you point
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to ÿit ÿand then hit space or return, ÿthen you use the left and ÿright
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arrow ÿkeys ÿto ÿchange ÿit. ÿThen you hit return ÿagain ÿto ÿget ÿthe
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highlight ÿback. ÿÿWhen the highlight is displayed you ÿcan ÿhit ÿyour
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ESCape key to exit editing mode.
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(d)elete ÿ- ÿhit ÿ"D" ÿto delete the current template. ÿÿYou ÿwill ÿbe
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prompted ÿas to weather you are sure or not. ÿIf you choose "Y", ÿthen
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the current template is deleted and the template file is "fixed up" ÿto
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reflect ÿthe ÿchanges. ÿNote that if there is only one record ÿin ÿthe
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template file that "D" will have no effect.
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(f)lag - hit "F" to toggle the flag on the template you are now looking
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at. ÿÿThis is just a quick way to flag templates when looking ÿat ÿthe
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entire ÿtemplate. ÿÿTo flag templates by short note choose ÿoption ÿC)
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Flag/Unflag ID's By Short Note off the main menu.
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When you're at the "Number or Cmd ->" ÿprompt you can also use the
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left ÿand right arrow keys to page through the template file. ÿIf ÿyou
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press the right arrow key at the end of the file you will be brought to
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the beginning, ÿand if you press the left arrow key at the beginning of
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the ÿfile ÿyou ÿwill be brought to the end. ÿTo jump to ÿan ÿimmediate
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record ÿnumber, ÿÿjust enter that record number at the prompt ÿand ÿhit
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return. If that record exists you will jump to it.
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The ESCape key gets you out of the ID/Password Template Definition
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section.
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>flag/unflag ids by short note
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This section is pretty self-explanatory. You highlight entries on
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the ÿcurrent ÿpage and hit return or space to toggle the flag on ÿthem.
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Each ÿpage holds 10 ÿrecords from the template file and you can use the
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Jump ÿTo Next Page or Jump To Previous Page to get around in the ÿfile.
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If ÿyou choose Jump To Next Page or Jump To Previous Page and there ÿis
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no next or previous page then nothing will happen. You can choose Quit
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Flagging mode to get out of this and get rid of the window, or just hit
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ESCape at any time.
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>view valid password file
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All ÿÿvalid ÿÿpasswords ÿthat ÿPC ÿPursuit ÿThief ÿfinds ÿÿgo ÿÿto
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PCPVALID.LST. ÿThis is how you can display the file without exiting PC
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Pursuit Thief. ÿIf the file is not found, then it will tell you. ÿYou
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can ÿpress "D" ÿto delete the file and quit viewing at any time. ÿÿUse
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ESCape to quit viewing the file without deleting it, ÿand the ÿSPACEbar
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to continue viewing the file at pauses.
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>package credits
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This ÿpops up a window that explains about PC Pursuit Thief, ÿÿand
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other neat stuff. ÿHit ESCape to get rid of it, ÿor hit "B" ÿto see ÿa
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list ÿof some good boards to call. ÿIf you are a sysop and ÿwant ÿyour
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board on this list for any future releases, ÿthen drop me a line. ÿThe
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ESCape key gets rid of the list of boards, then hit ESCape again to get
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back to the main screen of PC Pursuit Thief.
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>commence hacking procedure
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Finally, ÿthis is it... ÿwhere we actually do the actual ÿhacking,
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actually. ÿChoose it and we'll hack the SAMPLE RECORD (make sure ÿit's
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flagged first... ÿchoose C) Flag/Unflag IDs By Short Note and make sure
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it's flagged - if not, flag it).
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Two ÿscreens ÿpop ÿup in front of you. ÿThe upper screen ÿis ÿthe
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"Information ÿWindow" ÿÿ- ÿinformation about what PC Pursuit ÿThief ÿis
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doing, ÿetc. The lower screen is the "Communications Window"... ÿinput
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and output to and from the modem.
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The ÿfirst ÿthing ÿthat ÿwill happen is it will ask ÿyou ÿfor ÿthe
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starting time to begin hacking at (you will be shown the current system
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time for reference). Enter any times in 24 hour format. For instance,
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23:00 ÿÿis 11pm. ÿIf you want to start hacking immediately, ÿthen ÿhit
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return, thus entering nothing.
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Next ÿit will ask you for the time to stop the hacking. ÿThis ÿis
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also in 24 ÿhour format, of course. ÿIf you want to keep hacking until
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the ÿESCape ÿkey is pressed then just hit return here, ÿÿthus ÿentering
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nothing. ÿÿIf you choose a quit time then you are given the option ÿof
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dropping ÿto ÿthe ÿoperating ÿsystem (DOS) ÿafter this ÿtime ÿhas ÿbeen
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reached. ÿÿÿIf ÿyou ÿare ÿhacking ÿfrom ÿthe ÿcommand ÿline ÿthen ÿyou
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automatically are dropped to DOS after this time.
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Next ÿit ÿwill want to know how many valids to quit ÿafter. ÿÿThe
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default is one. ÿThis is because all you may ever want or need is just
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one valid PC Pursuit code. Hit return if you agree with 1.
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Now hacking begins. ÿIf you told PC Pursuit Thief to wait until a
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certain ÿtime then the program will pause and wait for that time. ÿYou
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will be shown the current time and the time it is waiting for. To quit
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all-together ÿyou can hit the ESCape key at any time here and this will
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take you back to the main program menu.
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Now ÿit ÿwill ÿscan for flagged entries and tell you how ÿmany ÿit
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found. ÿÿIf there are no entries flagged then it will tell you, ÿÿthen
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abort ÿback to the menu screen. ÿThe initialization of the modem ÿwith
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your modem setup string ÿcomes next. ÿÿAfter that it will dial Telenet
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and wait for the string ÿyou specified for PC Pursuit Thief to wait for
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(usually "CONNECT") that signals that PC Pursuit Thief is now connected
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to ÿTelenet. ÿIf PC Pursuit Thief gets NO CARRIER (because all Telenet
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hunt group modem numbers were busy, ÿpossibly -- ÿor some other reason)
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then it will re-dial automatically.
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After ÿa couple of seconds PC Pursuit thief will send <CR><CR> ÿif
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you're on at 300 ÿor 1200 baud or @<CR> ÿif you are on at 2400 ÿbaud to
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Telenet. ÿÿThen Telenet will "wake up" ÿand log you in and prompt ÿfor
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"TERMINAL=" ÿÿwhich ÿwill cause PC Pursuit Thief to ÿrespond ÿwith ÿthe
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Terminal Type you entered in the modem configuration (usually "D1" ÿfor
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dumb ÿterminal... ÿthis is fastest because I think the other term types
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actually have nulls in them on Telenet).
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Hacking ÿbegins at the "@" ÿprompt, ÿof course. ÿPC Pursuit Thief
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will ÿguess a ID and Password based on the current template and try ÿto
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log into the city you selected in ÿthe modem/city configuration section
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with ÿthe baud rate have choosen. ÿNote that Telenet doesn't echo ÿthe
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password part, ÿso PC Pursuit Thief does this for you -- so you can see
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what the guess is. Now here's how PC Pursuit Thief works. ÿIf it gets
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a ÿCONNECT ÿto ÿthe ÿcity, ÿthen it will log the ÿID ÿand ÿpassword ÿto
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PCPVALID.LST and hang up on Telenet. The screen values will be updated
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in the Information Window to reflect the found ID and password that was
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valid ÿin the count. ÿIf it gets INVALID from Telenet then the ID ÿand
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Password pair was invalid -- ÿand PC Pursuit Thief moves on to ÿanother
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guess. ÿÿIf the @ prompt comes back after PC Pursuit Thief ÿtells ÿyou
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that something was in the improper format, ÿthen PC Pursuit Thief makes
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another attempt.
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If ÿthe ID and Password pair was valid and you have ÿjust ÿreached
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the maximum number of valids that you want, ÿthen PC Pursuit Thief will
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quit ÿhacking (and quit to DOS if you started hacking from the ÿcommand
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line). ÿÿPC Pursuit Thief will also quit hacking if you entered a stop
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time ÿand ÿit ÿis ÿnow ÿpast that time. ÿIf you ÿchoose ÿQuit ÿTo ÿDOS
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(automatically ÿchoosen ÿif ÿhacking from the command ÿline) ÿÿthen ÿPC
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Pursuit ÿThief will now quit to the operating system and throw you ÿthe
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DOS prompt or resume batch file processing (this could be a timed event
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from your bulletin board system, for example).
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Remember, ÿÿwhile ÿhacking ÿis ÿhappening ÿyou ÿcan ÿlook ÿat ÿthe
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"Information ÿWindow" ÿÿto see what the current template ÿis ÿ(it ÿwill
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choose a template randomly out of the templates that are flagged). ÿIf
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Telenet ÿever hangs up on PC Pursuit Thief, ÿthen PC Pursuit Thief will
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call ÿback, ÿlog back in again, ÿand resume hacking. ÿNothing could be
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easier.
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CONCLUSION
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That's about it. ÿEverything else is now up to you, as to how you
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configure ÿyour ÿtemplates, ÿetc. ÿLike all Thief utilities ÿI ÿdidn't
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include information on the service (PC Pursuit) for a reason... ÿif you
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don't ÿknow what it is or how to use it then you have no reason to hack
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on it. ÿIf you do know what it is, ÿyou can find the information on it
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quickly and easily enough.
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Hacking ÿPC Pursuit, ÿas I have heard, ÿis a lot harder than ÿjust
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extender hacking. ÿBut it is safer. ÿPC Pursuit Thief might take ÿall
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night to find a code... then again, no other program could do better or
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worse. ÿÿYou ÿtake ÿall responsibility for your use ÿand/or ÿabuse ÿof
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Telenet. ÿÿPC ÿPursuit ÿThief was tested on the author's ÿend ÿwith ÿa
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"Telenet ÿSimulator" ÿÿrunning on another processor, ÿas well ÿas ÿwith
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extensive outside party beta testing. The author does not use or abuse
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the Telenet packet switching data network.
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Enjoy, and if you know where to reach me, well, ÿyou know where to
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reach me . . .
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FILES FOUND IN PCPTHF10.ZIP ZIPFILE
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PCPTHIEF.EXE - Executable Binary Code Of PC Pursuit Thief Version 1.0
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PCPTHIEF.DOC - This Documentation To PC Pursuit Thief Version 1.0
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README.NOW - Quick Introduction By Brew Associates
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please, when uploading this package include all of the files
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as specified in the list above
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(r) Released 1989 === PC Pursuit Thief == Official Phortune 500 Product
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=======================================================================
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