nassimnastaran wrote:
64 bit
That is probably your problem.
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And you don't now. Obfuscation does not protect your IP. As a deterrent, it is next to useless if someone has a reasonable toolset available.
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nassimnastaran wrote:
and I want to avoide to any copy from the App.
There's no such thing as copy protection that actually works. CPU ID is disabled by default on most systems because of privacy concerns and is not even implemented on the newest Intel CPUs and AMD never implemented it at all on any of there CPU's. So, CPUID is useless as an identifier. What you're talking about is a registration key. This is normally encrypted and stored in the registry in several locations. When the app is run (no login form required) the value is read back and decrypted and verified.
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You'll have to teach it how.
Yes , You are Right ! :-\ in fact I shouldn't to use any database , otherwise , it was simple than i want to do this now ! in any case I should do it with help u ! Regards ! :)
Iterate the items in the ComboBox controls (I am assuming they both have the same number of items), create a ListViewItem, set its text and sub-item text and add it to the ListView.
djj55: Nice but may have a permission problem Pete O'Hanlon: He has my permission to run it.