Does anyone remember how to...?

Does anyone remember how to name directories and files using the ascii hidden characters?
I learned the trick in an assembly programming class years ago but I haven't used it since.
Does anyone remember?

Thanks in advance.

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Hold down alt and use the number pad to choose your characters. like this: {╩î)x>♦♣♠♥☻♥☺•◘○○◙♂♀

Thanks Korp
What I wanted though was the method that uses assembly's debug

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Originally posted by antihaxor
Thanks Korp
What I wanted though was the method that uses assembly's debug

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OOOPS!!! sorry.

aaa crap i just tryed to do that in the xp verion of dos it does not work anymore grr. They turnd dos in to an emulator for 2000 and xp grrrr. But it still works in windows.:(

Nope sorry I dont, but i do rember the old attrib command in dos lol

attrib
c:/My Documents/my porn
hehehe that was cool untill my dad found out how to go into the options and show all hidden files... :eek: I got my @ss kicked for that porn file :confused:

Keepen it real
FreeAgent

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Originally posted by FreeAgent
Nope sorry I dont, but i do rember the old attrib command in dos lol

attrib
c:/My Documents/my porn
hehehe that was cool untill my dad found out how to go into the options and show all hidden files... :eek: I got my @ss kicked for that porn file :confused:

Keepen it real
FreeAgent

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Use Scramdisk. Freeware, you can have an encrypted (Blowfish, DES, etc.) file (importantlooking.dll), and open it with a password (up to FOUR LINES of text), and once it is opened in the Scramdisk client, it is mapped to a drive (Such as F:/) and is treated like a whole directory. In other words, you can Make a 50meg file, name it whatever you want, encrypt it as tough as you want, have it map (when in use) to a drive letter, treat it like drive (subdirectories, etc), and use hotkeys and timeouts to close and re-encrypt it. I love corrupting our youth! :D Nah, It was already done in this case :D