that sounds just nice. thanks! ... even i would prefer a cheaper
solution (because i'm selling the app at a very small price).
Am 24.02.2006 3:05 Uhr schrieb Adrian Raper, Clarity unter
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ZINC lets you get the machineID of the computer you are running on in one
call. We match
Dongles are cracked just as quickly. Accounting software however,
generally has a 6 month update cycle for tax purposes, meaning that u
need a new cracked version every six months. Hence most pyr8s don't
bother.
For a quick solution, force an update cycle. Meaning that your app
times out after 6
3ds max used to use dongle protection. It got cracked usually the day it was
released. Dongles are no harder to crack than software schemes. Either
nobody cares enough about the accounting software to crack it, or as someone
else suggested it's too much work... but I'd bet on the former.
hi all. i have a little vj app i'm developing. it'll be a flash projector
app i'm developing for a club. i'm looking for ideas on how to protect
this projector (protect against copying to other machines than the one in
the club). is there anyway to get some unique machine id or anything
else to
On 2/23/06, lars [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi all. i have a little vj app i'm developing. it'll be a flash projector
app i'm developing for a club. i'm looking for ideas on how to protect
this projector (protect against copying to other machines than the one in
the club). is there anyway to get
zinc (multidmedia.com) has some commands that may be useful,
e.g
System.getHDSerial()
and the System.registry commands could be useful too.
http://www.multidmedia.com/support/learning/docs/
On 2/23/06, lars [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi all. i have a little vj app i'm developing. it'll be a
ZINC lets you get the machineID of the computer you are running on in one
call. We match this against an expected machineID written to a licence file
during installation. (The licence file has a checksum). If they don't
match, then you can catch it. If you are only selling the application once,
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