ASCII GCTB 1.10

 Creates Nfo, Diz, Or Txt Files Using Inputs.

Author : t2Eservo

OS : Win2000,Win7 x32,Win7 x64,Wi...

Ascii gctb license : Freeware (Price: free)

Added date : 19. December 2011

Release date : 12. December 2011

Download page : Download

Download Size : 1284 kBytes

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ASCII GCTB 1.10 freeware description:
ASCII GCTB is aimed at creating game cheat NFO files; however, is suited to creating any text file (NFO, DIZ, or TXT) with ease. The program uses multiple inputs, edit boxes, templates, project files, and a coding syntax to allow creating any design needed.

To help make cheat releases faster a button labeled File Data will set many of the input text fields for you automatically, including the MD5 hash. Select the game file (EXE or any format) and it will gather all available data.

Also included is a archive package tool that creates 7z, TAR, or ZIP compressed files. Simply browse and add files to the list, select your settings, and create the archive. Settings include a ZIP comment (with coding syntax), password, compression level, and more. Archives are created using the open source 7-Zip program.

The program comes with a extensive help file, view it inside the program Help tab, and several example project and template files. When the program is first started it will load the Example1 project to help get you started.

The included examples show the different alignment, width, input types, and coding that are available. The Example4 project creates a text resume to show how easy it is to create any text file. The Example6 template demonstrates design freedom. The others show creating a cheat release NFO with the numerous program options.

ASCII GCTB is released as GNU GPL free software, and the source files are included with all downloads.

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ASCII GCTB freeware is copyrighted computer software which is made available free of charge, as opposed to shareware where the user is required to pay. The only ASCII GCTB 1.10 criterion for being classified as "freeware" is that the software must be made available at no cost.