C # how to make a compiled application has been limited.

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In the windows platform, how to use C # limit the compiled application's start or run permissions.For example, only to get my license before it could run the program, or not to run. Equivalent to encrypt the compiled application .thanks.

Posted 2-Nov-11 3:02am

pucx

Updated 2-Nov-11 5:12am

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RaisKazi 2-Nov-11 9:08am

Your question is unclear. Please elaborate.
Web/windows?

pucx 2-Nov-11 11:13am

for windows.The question has update.

jim lahey 2-Nov-11 9:29am

How to write a coherent question has also been limited. Thank you.

pucx 2-Nov-11 11:13am

The question has update.thanks.

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Not Active · Answer 1 · 2011-11-02T05:19:00

Solution 1

If you want the application to not run unless a valid license has been supplied, then write it that way. There is no magic to it. At application startup check the license by whatever means you have used.

Posted 2-Nov-11 5:19am

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Nish Nishant · Answer 2 · 2011-11-02T05:31:00

Solution 2

This article will give you some ideas:

Application Trial Maker[^]

It's a little dated so do keep that in mind.

Posted 2-Nov-11 5:31am

Nish Nishant