No worries Vladimir, I'm sure scorillo7 would be happy with it :) I understand your workaround and yes, it would work fine with me. I thought it had to use an Enigma registration dialog and everything to work with Enigma Registration, but if I can simply call EP_RegCheckAndSave with a key I create i...

Thanks, I will email you the dll. Oh and sure, I understand there are bugs in a new product. I appreciate your fast help and your efforts to resolve any issues there might be - most topics on this forum are clear examples of how well you support your software :) Makes me feel very secure about Enigma!

I'm trying to use Enigma x64 to protect a 64-bit Photoshop plug-in I'm developing. However it doesn't seem to work, even if I protect the DLL with *ALL* protection options disabled (no registration, no check-ups, no virtual box, no markers in code) still the following happens: - When I start Photosh...

OK, sounds good. I will keep checking during the coming days, thanks for the fast help!

The reg_crypt_begin/end markers seem to be used to encrypt code that is being decrypted in registered mode. I assume the decryption key depends on the serial number, so that without a valid serial number someone can never decrypt the code. Now, I already have my own serial number scheme, so I can't ...

I just downloaded the Enigma Protector x64 demo version and reading up in the manual. (Or actually the manual from the x86 version, there is no separate manual for the x64 yet, right?) One question about using VM markers in C++: this is being done with some inline asm, however as far as I know, Visu...