Separated DirectX content from:

1) dll entry functions
2) Server (inside the dll)
3) Server-Client interface.

uMod now detects if a DirectX device was created and is under "control" of uMod (a counter is shown after the game name). Thus if the injection did not work properly, uMod wont show a DX9 or DX9EX count.

uMod_GUI/uMod_Sender.cpp

@@ -32,6 +32,7 @@ uMod_Sender::uMod_Sender(PipeStruct &pipe) : Pipe(pipe)
 uMod_Sender::~uMod_Sender(void)
 {
   if (Buffer!=NULL) delete [] Buffer;
+  if (OldTextures!=NULL) delete [] OldTextures;
 }