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Client:
port: 6711 TCP

Server:
dropped file:
c:\windows\Queue.exe 

size: 438.278 bytes

startup:
HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run

theef 1.37 ... finally released :) 27/March/2002
 
included in this package should be

*client137.exe
 the client now (should) work on all os's i have tested 
 it on 9x and XP and it worked nice
*editserver137.exe
 no major changes to this, use this one for editing the 
 new servers
*server137.exe
 this is a server for 9x/Me systems, there will be a 
 seperate release for an NT/XP server shortly, check the
 site for news
*menu.txt
 this is an example menu for the optional client menu
 tree (View ... > TreeMenu)

i have tested everything and it all seems to be working
well however the server is just for 9x/Me.
the server in this package is packed (with upx) so if
you want to edit it then you will have to unpack it and
then use the editserver with it. and then pack it again :)

the treemenu is pretty easy to configure, 'menu.txt' has
an explanation on how to use it.

please please test it out and all the new features and
report your findings on the forum, eg. your comments, 
praises, bug reports, suggestions etc etc... and remember 
to check there for the latest announcements about theef. 
if you find any bug reports you gotta let me know, whether 
on the forum or drop me an email, to
[email protected]

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