*Allows the user to customize their Internet Explorer browser window title.
*May also be used to reset to the default IE browser window title.This may be useful as some programs will change this in the process of using them.
*Will make a backup of the IE MAIN key in the form of MAIN.reg. This file will be checked for and saved to the directory that the IE-Title-Editor.exe is run from. Double clicking this file can restore this reg key to the state it was prior to ever run this program in the case something goes horribly wrong, but will probably never actually be needed.
HAVE FUN & ENJOY!!!!
tbdawg
*Changelog:
ver 1.0.0.1
Added Commandline usage.
To use open IE-Title-Editor in CMD with the /? help switch for info.
This should work with XP, Vista, and Windows 7 with Internet Explorer 6, 7, or 8 (maybe other versions too).
Please see below for download link
Last edited by HappyAndyK; 22nd June 2009 at 02:28.
Reason: Link removed by happyandyk.
Thanks leo. Infected file's link has been removed.
@tbdawg : If it is indeed a genuine software, please PM me its download link. I will test it and then insert it in the post. Till then locking up thread.
Thank you for understanding.
UPDATE:
The file which was sent to me is clean and has been uploaded to our TWC server. The app lets you change the title of your Internet Explorer browser window title, just the way our UWT lets you.
The file which he sent was checked by my NOD32 to be clean. That is the one I have uploaded. But yes in your virustotal scanNOD32 & KAV show it as OK but others as infected.
After some more testing, it seems to be something with the compiling of the source that is giving off these false hits. I have sent the source to HappyAndyK and a link to theprogram used to compile it. If you check the source files themselves with (right click edit) you'll easily see that there is no malicious code written. You can also likewise send them through Virustotal (since the source is a .bat and .png file) and check as they will both come back as 100% clean. (I checked). Sending the .exe for the compiler installer itself (Exescript) gave me 2 hits outta 41. So I'm pretty sure that it is the compiler that is causing the hits with VirusTotal. HappyAndyK should have copies of all the mentioned files and should be able to confirm what I have said. Sorry about all the worry with my app. I am fairly new to any type of coding. I really only know CMD so far (been doing it for about 1 1/2 yrs). I am trying to learn more about C, C++, C# and VB, but time is limited. Thanks for understanding.
EDIT: Decided to just release it as the batch file and send a complaint to Exescript about all the hits as a Virus after being compiled with there tool. The .bat will work exactly the same way as the .exe did.
no worries tbdawg
I suspected that some antivirus softwares didn't like the compilation program you used, 'cause antivirus are not always able to distinguish between what is bad and what is good.
There are many free security tool like Combofix or Avenger which are detected as malware by some antivirus but only because they can gain Direct Disk Access or install hidden drivers, they are false positive, of course.
However, as our administrator stated, I think is better to wait for Corrine's response.
Thanks, I went ahead and released it as the Original batch (see my previous post) file also. Maybe after they see that it is the compiler causing the issue they can put the link back up for the exe as well. I really only compiled it in the first place so that others don't go opening it up and changing it and then calling it there own, but that isn't as important to me as people realizing that I'm NOT out to attack thier computers with stupid Viruses. After all this is a pretty cheezy little app anyhow. No worries.