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re: .NET Licensing - who are all the players?

ssware — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 04:54:10 GMT

CryptoLicensing ( www.ssware.com/.../cryptolicensing_net.htm ) is a good, affordable and easy-to-use cryptographic licensing system which can be used to add licensing, copy-protection and activation capabilities to your software.

re: Getting .asax in VS.NET 2003

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re: Getting .asax in VS.NET 2003

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re: Setting the System Default Printer with Visual Basic 6

Brian — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 15:39:22 GMT

Using the printers collection worked for me.

I was using the Scripting object which was a nice and neat solution but when I rolled the software out to the clients - it failed with an Automation Error: Exception Occurred error.

BTW whoever writes error descriptions like "Exception Occurred" needs to be put aginst the wall.

re: VSS Tips & Tricks

Michael — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 00:09:24 GMT

I too get the "file ... already open" error message, when trying to create a project (folder) within a project (folder). Does anyone have a solution to this?

re: DevCampus Database Naming Conventions

cng — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 22:41:28 GMT

I ran across your blog when trying to find database table naming conventions. Thanks for putting pieces together. Good works!

re: Setting the System Default Printer with Visual Basic 6

onel — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 08:29:37 GMT

how to count print page using visual basic 6.0 ..??

thankz

re: Finally - a good GMail client

Mark Cowan — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 18:11:27 GMT

tony:

dotNET is about as much a part of the actual email client as the operating system that you're running it on. Using your reasoning, notepad is a 1gig+ text editor :)

re: .NET Licensing - who are all the players?

Maik Wornitz — Thu, 24 Sep 2009 19:07:38 GMT

IntelliLock (www.eziriz.com/intellilock.htm) is an easy to use 100% managed solution. You can secure assemblies (exe/dll) without writing a single line of code. As the licensing code is directly injected into the corresponding assemblies no external dlls are required. While offering also advanced license features (license server, tracker, customer/product/sales management) it offerys real protection at IL code level(in contrast to most of the listed tools above):

-Comprehensive Obfuscation features

-String Encryption

-Anti Tamper Protection

-Suppress ILDASM

-Strong Name Removal Protection

-IL Code Encryption

-Control Flow Obfuscation

-Invalid Metadata Injection

re: Setting the System Default Printer with Visual Basic 6

Joshua Murimi, Nairobi - Kenya — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 07:40:10 GMT

The Windows Script Host Object Model works perfect when the Userlogged is an Administrator, however I got problems when the user account in XP is a limited Account, any help?

Jason Mauss' Blog Cabin - All Comments

re: .NET Licensing - who are all the players?

re: Getting .asax in VS.NET 2003

re: Getting .asax in VS.NET 2003

re: Setting the System Default Printer with Visual Basic 6

re: VSS Tips & Tricks

re: DevCampus Database Naming Conventions

re: Setting the System Default Printer with Visual Basic 6

re: Finally - a *good* GMail client

re: .NET Licensing - who are all the players?

re: Setting the System Default Printer with Visual Basic 6

re: Finally - a good GMail client