Drew Broadley wrote:
the computers are locked down and the head desk is notified when an
additional program is installed to the machine, in other words, cheats
have never touched our internet caf� computers.
I have a spare machine at home that I have CS installed on, and a random choice
of OGC I downloaded a while ago. This is for watching demo's of suspected wall
hackers. I was amazed because the version of OGC I downloaded before that was
like 6 or something when CSG was still around, and it basically had NO install.
You just run the exe, setup a couple hot keys, minimize it then play CS.
I can't imagine how you would "lock down" on the desktop against a hack like
this. There was an exe, a dll and an ini file. Thats it.
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- m0gely
http://quake2.telestream.com/
Q2 | Q3A | Counter-strike
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