Damn. I'll have to investigate that more but I can't do that right now.
If you can build the DLL (using Dev-C++), try to change the value of the variable "replaced" on line 179 of hijack_dll.c
Quote:
case 0xFFEC8B55: // Win2k SP3 && SP4
replaced = 0;
break;
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Try some values between 0 and 20 for example. If you find any working value, post it there.