VB code for serial key generation

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with respect to following link
Using VB to Create & Check License Keys

Private Const MyProductName = "KeyCodeDemoV1"
. . .
If Not (UserNameT = "") Or Not (ProdNameT = "") Then
RawKey = GenKeyString(UserNameT, ProdNameT & MyProductName, FeatID)
BinKey = HexStrToBinStr(RawKey)
KeyCode = FormatKeyCode(Base32Enc(BinKey), 4)
Else
KeyCode = "Please Enter Licensee and/or Serial Number""
End If

can anybody help me to get the original values that i passed as input.
I have to BinKey & I have received the Rawkey.
now I want to get the string values.
I have written code the for the same as fallow

tmpkey = RemoveDashes(hardKey) 'Remove Dashes
tmpBin = Base32Dec(tmpkey) 'Descript into Binary
KeyVal = Mid(tmpBin, 3, Len(tmpBin))
tmphex = BinStrToHexStr(tmpBin)

tmphex = RawKey.

now i would like to get the original value.
follow this link
Using VB to Create & Check License Keys

Posted 9-Aug-10 1:50am

meBalkrishna

Updated 9-Aug-10 1:58am

Goutam Patra

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Goutam Patra 9-Aug-10 7:59am

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2010-08-09T10:44:00

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You are linking to an article. So why not ask your question inside the article, where it belongs ?

VB6 is rubbish and has been totally unsupported for a while. I doubt anyone wants to steal your VB6 program, so I wouldn't worry about security on it.

Posted 9-Aug-10 10:44am

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meBalkrishna 10-Aug-10 2:17am

yes that's true...but we have developed product in VB6. and now i have situation to get the original values. i hope i will get something. i have used MD5 algorithm i know its irreversible but still i am positive about it.