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I am looking for the "timechangeguard.vcx" library. I need to prevent the user from accessing to modify the system date/time only when they are using the software.

I was checking your website and I couldn't find the file; Maybe I haven't been exhaustive enough in my search...
Thank you in advance and greetings!

What I have tried:

I searched everything I could on your website...

Posted 28-Sep-23 14:42pm

Fabio Castro Sep2023

Updated 2-Oct-23 2:53am

Deeksha Shenoy

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Richard Deeming 29-Sep-23 3:39am

NB: Don't rely solely on the local system clock to enforce licenses or to try to prevent cheating in tests. Instead, connect to an NTP server, or a server under your control, to validate whether the license expiry date has passed, or the user has taken too long to complete the test.

Dave Kreskowiak 29-Sep-23 8:50am

What made you think this site hosts downloads like that, or any file downloads?

[no name] 30-Sep-23 13:33pm

I think that's a "visual / view" component of the particular "app" you're working with, and not something that's part of the normal landscope that others would have knowledge off.

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Graeme_Grant · Answer 1 · 2023-09-28T14:57:00

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Hmmm ... 2007 was end of life for Visual Foxpro... A quick Google search suggests your chances of finding it are slim to none.

This is a coding website, not for resources. You would be better off looking here: Foxpro forums - Google Search[^] ... and asking your question there.

Posted 28-Sep-23 14:57pm

Graeme_Grant