R E V E N G E  C R E W

Program .......: [ GetDataBack 2.31 for NTFS *Working*        ]
Author ........: [ Runtime Software                           ]
URL............: [ http://www.runtime.org                     ]

Cracked by ....: [ Zer0                                       ]
Packaged by ...: [ Zer0                                       ]

Release type ..: [ Cracked.EXE                                ]
Protection ....: [ Trial                                      ]
Release date ..: [ 24-11-2004                                 ]

Language ......: [ English                                    ]

Disks .........: [ 02 x 1.44                                  ]

Recover your files when the data is no longer accessible due
to formatting, fdisk, virus attack, power or software
failure. Get everything back even when the drive's partition
table, boot record, Master File Table or root directory is
lost or corrupt.

Install Program.
Replace the original .EXE with our cracked one.

[ LeNgHoSt ........................... CRACKER, CODER ]
[ MC707 .............................. CRACKER, CODER ]
[ Mercyful ................... FOUNDER, S2K, GFX, WEB ]
[ NaJOrT ............................ CODER, S2K, WEB ]
[ nOT! ......................... CODER, S2K, IRC, WEB ]

[ Will Rite ............................. S2K, HELPER ]
[ Zer0 .......................... CRACKER, CODER, GFX ]

30-Jun-2004

Do you know what self-importance is?  Well, sure you remember
what Carlos wrote about it. But what is it concerning virtual
reality?  Yes, I  know,  virtual is "separate" too.  That is,
words differ.  But does the meaning? No, it doesn't. So, what
can you do to soothe your self-importance? One way is to make
something useful.  But if you can't,  there's a always second
way  -  just  get something useful and make others think that
you've made it more useful than it was before.  I'll show you
how.  First of all, find a program that is really useful, but
which development was stopped long time ago. It's even better
if it is that useful, so it has it's own life in this virtual
world.  Like  there  are  some  enthusiasts who still release
updates  for  it.  It's  even better if this program had some
bugs and disandvantages,  and there are enthusiasts which are
that devoted,  so they have really fixed some of them without
having original sources and even without the support from the
authors. Note, that's an important point - that case you have
much  less things left to do.  So you get the program they've
released,  grab  the  ResourceHacker  (or Restorator, or some
other tool of a kind that you've used before)  and  make some
changes.  You  don't  like  it's  default buttons?  You think
you've downloaded a set that suits better here?  Just load it
up to ResourceHacker  and you have it changed in a twinkle of
an eye.  Make some other cosmetic changes: add your name or a
magnifying glass somethere. When you've done with it, there's
time to make more important changes  -  you need to throw out
something.   Remember,   if   there's   something  you  don't
understand, it's not because you're so ignorant, it's just no
worth at all. "Daddy, daddy, what's Linux?  -  Get lost, kid,
it's just  a  combination of Linus and Tux." Just cut it out,
noone use it.  Hm-m-m.  What's Amiga? Oh, sure, it'a a female
Amigo! Who cares anyway, it's not the right place for it. Cut
it out!  Anyone have heard about anything,  but Win?  Louder,
louder!  I can't hear!  Ah, you did.  Well, you're not asked.
Noone else answers,   so I think anything else can be cut out
too.  Next  is  to  choose the right name for your "release".
Surely, the enthusiasts (you remember, it's them who has done
all the work?)  used the original name and added something to
it in order to distinguish their work on the program. All you
have to do is just change this "tail". Replace it with "PRO",
for  example.  Everyone knows that only cool people use "PRO"
in their programs,  so if you do,  you're kewl with no doubt.
And  don't  forget  to  give credits for the enthusiasts', so
they  couldn't  say  you've  ripped  their work - we know you
haven't,  you've  just improved theirs.  And last but not the
least, don't mention the changes you have made.  You may hide
them under phrases like "some major improvements" though, but
don't write exactly what you did, so noone could check it up.
Now just pack it and upload somewhere,  and you may enjoy the
growth  of  your  pride  and  self-importance. But... can you
remember the words of Don Juan?..

We are looking for:

> talented crackers (keygen experience needed)
> talented coders (no vb coders needed)
> trainer makers (you can train games with your own tools)
> gfx-artists (ascii, hi res, etc)
> retailers (you have access to unreleased retail software)
> anything else that might interest us

See below for contact information...

Read below first or your mail will be deleted:

> REVENGE does NOT provide technical support!
> REVENGE does NOT mail or ftp or send missing files!
> REVENGE does NOT give out any links or filenames!

Web site ....: [ http://www.revengecrew.org/          ]
Board .......: [ http://www.revengecrew.org/forums/   ]
E-mail ......: [ givemeacode@rambler.ru               ]
IRC .........: [ #revenge, irc.dalnet.ru:6667         ]

Greets fly out to:
All active groups and all other people who helped us!

Personal greetings:
The ones that should get it, know it!