Password protection of swf file in c#

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Dear All,

I need to write a code for password protection of my .swf files in c#, what i basically need is there are my educational contents available in one drive, the contents are in .swf format and i don't want anyone to view this content without entering a valid password.

Please help me out how to make this possible..

Regards,
Krunal Panchal

Posted 19-Aug-11 0:48am

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Abhinav S · Answer 1 · 2011-08-19T00:57:00

Solution 1

See http://animation.about.com/od/flashanimationtutorials/ss/flashpassword.htm[^].

Posted 19-Aug-11 0:57am

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#realJSOP · Answer 2 · 2011-08-19T01:37:00

Solution 2

Again, you're wasting your time if you're playing the swf file in a browser.

Posted 19-Aug-11 1:37am

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[no name] 19-Aug-11 12:49pm

what if after playing the decrypted file in my application , i delete it??, and keeping encrypted one only??

Oludayo Alli 20-Aug-11 1:14am

I agree with John, you'll end up writing lot of code for what's not worth it. If you're still curious, you can go ahead and share your experience later.