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crackcodeactivationobdfacile -full [-oipath] [-pseudo] [-of output-format] -restore-output [-text] options: -full : disassemble the full binary -help : show this message and exit -oipath : path to the main binary -pseudo : show disassembler pseudo code -output-format : the output format to generate -restore-output : if set to true the output will be saved and will be automatically loaded if the output is missing -text : disassemble to text only crackcodeactivationobdfacile -full when the command is run from a directory it will not automatically set the working directory unless --oipath is used. if the working directory is not set it will default to the directory in which the binary is located.
this module provides functions for encoding an opentype font (otf) file. it does this by loading a series of otf files into a otf file and then encoding the otf into pdf. it does this using two functions that turn an otf file into a pdf file. the first function crackcodeactivationobdfacile_loadotffile() will load an otf file into a pdf file. the second function crackcodeactivationobdfacile_encodeotffile() will encode the otf into a pdf file. you can pass these two functions an otf file, where it will load the otf into a pdf file and encode the otf into a pdf file. or, you can pass them an otf file and an output directory. if you pass them an otf file, the otf will be loaded into a pdf file in the output directory. if you pass them an otf file and an output directory, the otf will be loaded into a pdf file in the output directory and then the pdf file will be encoded into a pdf file in the output directory. 42d8ba546e1