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I haven’t used it bug Peter’s Software recently announced an update to KeyedAccess.
For immediate release: Los Angeles, CA - Fortifying defenses against software piracy, Peter's Software launches KeyedAccess v4.1 for Microsoft Access. KeyedAccess is an add-on module for Microsoft Access that handles product key/unlock code validation, giving developers the ability to copy protect Access database applications. Only a key provided by the application developer will fit the unique lock that KeyedAccess creates on each end-user's computer, and software pirates are prevented from copying, reinstalling, back-dating, restoring the registry, or modifying registry keys to get around registration screens. KeyedAccess also allows developers to create secure trial/shareware versions of their Access applications, or to enforce monthly, 3-month, 6-month or yearly software license renewal. Unlock Codes created by the KeyedAccess Generator can be machine or user specific, the latter providing support for user licensing of applications that run in a non-clustered Terminal Services environment. Implementation is easy with the use of a setup wizard that takes the developer through the process step by step. Generation of unlock codes is all handled from one easy-to-use form. And, as with all Peter's Software products, technical support is fast and free. A demo version of KeyedAccess v4.1 is available from the Peter's Software web site at www.peterssoftware.com. Peter De Baets Peter's Software Los Angeles, CA info@peterssoftware.com (Requires Access 2007, 2003, 2002, 2000, or 97)
For immediate release: Los Angeles, CA - Fortifying defenses against software piracy, Peter's Software launches KeyedAccess v4.1 for Microsoft Access.
KeyedAccess is an add-on module for Microsoft Access that handles product key/unlock code validation, giving developers the ability to copy protect Access database applications. Only a key provided by the application developer will fit the unique lock that KeyedAccess creates on each end-user's computer, and software pirates are prevented from copying, reinstalling, back-dating, restoring the registry, or modifying registry keys to get around registration screens.
KeyedAccess also allows developers to create secure trial/shareware versions of their Access applications, or to enforce monthly, 3-month, 6-month or yearly software license renewal. Unlock Codes created by the KeyedAccess Generator can be machine or user specific, the latter providing support for user licensing of applications that run in a non-clustered Terminal Services environment.
Implementation is easy with the use of a setup wizard that takes the developer through the process step by step. Generation of unlock codes is all handled from one easy-to-use form. And, as with all Peter's Software products, technical support is fast and free.
A demo version of KeyedAccess v4.1 is available from the Peter's Software web site at www.peterssoftware.com.
Peter De Baets
Peter's Software
Los Angeles, CA
info@peterssoftware.com
(Requires Access 2007, 2003, 2002, 2000, or 97)
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Thanks for publishing our announcement, Clint. We've been working hard on this latest version and the publicity on your prominent blog is much appreciated. Your blog readers can take advantage of a 15% discount offer on KeyedAccess that we're currently running through Sept 30th at this link: Http://tinyurl.com/57q2oy All the best, Peter De Baets
Hi,
I use myself "sevLock" from tools4vb.com:
www.tools4vb.com/.../sevlock.php Why don't you give more informations on your website about implementation or so? Where is the help-File? Why not for VB? Regards, Andreas Vogt
Andreas, the help file for KeyedAccess comes with the demo download. We are considering a VB version of KeyedAccess in the near future. Thanks, Peter De Baets
I use my own copy protection system which is HD dependent.
sevLock could really use an english language version of the website. It's neat that sevLock works with vb6, Access, and .net. Vladimir you should write up your system for us? Or is it top secret ?
Vladimir my friend how are you? We have the same copy protection strategy too. Although I am now busy converting some of my simple to mid-size MS ACCESS projects to VB 08 with the aide of DEVELOPER EXPRESS controls Like ExtraReports, extraGrids and other superior controls. Again I am still wondering why MS cannot implement those type of controls made by DEVExpress. Vladimir any news about MS ACCESS 14? I am hoping all of my vb08 projects will be compiled by Mono in the very near future and ReactOS will become stable ASAP. All of my backend are mySQL community edition. Best Regards, Erwin
Like some of you guys, we also use our own security. Our security module i will not publish here, but here is a summary of what i do. a) i retrieve the hard disk serial with an api
b) i retrieve the company name and other parameters from the databasae, some parameter that i know is unique per each db. c) with those numbers i generate a key that i give to every user of the application. Because of the serial number of every machine is different, the key is also different for every computer. Clint. . . I need to send you some files, where can i send them to you.
How do you get the HDD serial number? Garry
Edwin--send them away...
Clint, i send you the files to the gmail account you told me to send long time ago, i dont have any other email. My email is eblanco@prtc.net. garry, the api volume is very well documented over the web, and in microsoft sites. . . But here it is anyway . . . Public Declare Function GetVolumeInformation Lib "kernel32" Alias "GetVolumeInformationA" ( _ ByVal lpRootPathName As String, _ ByVal lpVolumeNameBuffer As String, _ ByVal nVolumeNameSize As Long, _ lpVolumeSerialNumber As Long, _ lpMaximumComponentLength As Long, _ lpFileSystemFlags As Long, _ ByVal lpFileSystemNameBuffer As String, _ ByVal nFileSystemNameSize As Long) As Long
Function HDDSerial() As String Dim VolName As String * 255 Dim SysName As String * 255 Dim VolSNum As Long Call GetVolumeInformation("C:\", VolName, 256, VolSNum, 256, 0, SysName, 256) HDDSerial = VolSNum
End Function
Clint, forgot to tell you. The application is in english, and the manual in spanish, but one of the apps, if bilingual, is fully localized, the ribbon and all. So the user can decide the laguage at runtime.
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