The registry branch you wrote is using to store some system information, this is not a registration info and so on.
Let me to make the functionality of this information as a secret, but fyi, it is using for some features of Enigma Protector that are always enabled.
So, it is impossible fully ...
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- Tue Oct 05, 2010 10:22 pm
- Forum: Basic
- Topic: Disabling registration entirely?
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- Mon Oct 04, 2010 8:34 pm
- Forum: Basic
- Topic: Disabling registration entirely?
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Re: Disabling registration entirely?
Hey Enigma,
firstly, thanks for replying!
Secondly,
2. Using Registration Dialog feature in REGISTRATION FEATURES (and options Execute Only If Registered on Common panel)
I have always unticked the checkbox you mention for my projects, but my concern is that even if I do that, a registry key (as ...
firstly, thanks for replying!
Secondly,
2. Using Registration Dialog feature in REGISTRATION FEATURES (and options Execute Only If Registered on Common panel)
I have always unticked the checkbox you mention for my projects, but my concern is that even if I do that, a registry key (as ...
- Sat Oct 02, 2010 10:30 pm
- Forum: Basic
- Topic: Disabling registration entirely?
- Replies: 18
- Views: 83050
Disabling registration entirely?
Hello,
I'm a small time coder and use the Enigma Protector to protect (heh) my applications, but I'm not interested on its registration features - I only want to use it to pack my executables so that no one else can edit them with a hex editor and claim them as their own work. As it stands right ...
I'm a small time coder and use the Enigma Protector to protect (heh) my applications, but I'm not interested on its registration features - I only want to use it to pack my executables so that no one else can edit them with a hex editor and claim them as their own work. As it stands right ...