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    Can you recomend any good scheme/product for protecting a .Net application against piracy? Something that can be used for when you have a production application. It seems to me there isn't too many options out there, as all assemblies compile into IL, which is wide opened for anybody who wants to look into it. Thanks. Sarajevo, Bosnia

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      Can you recomend any good scheme/product for protecting a .Net application against piracy? Something that can be used for when you have a production application. It seems to me there isn't too many options out there, as all assemblies compile into IL, which is wide opened for anybody who wants to look into it. Thanks. Sarajevo, Bosnia

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      mirano wrote:

      Can you recomend any good scheme/product for protecting a .Net application against piracy?

      Lock every copy in a safe. Or buy an expensive obsfucator before you start, so that your clients can't find your protection method and disable it. Then really if you want to stop your program being distributed, your program needs to access the web, and your copies need unique keys, so that you can verify that each key is in use on one machine only. Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++

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