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Hi,

I have been using an excellent software program that can protect EXE (and other) files: it can create trial evaluations, hide resources, plus a huge number of other executable file protections. The developer has just made some modifications in order to enable the full range of protection features for a RunRev generated EXE and will add a tutorial shortly as a guide.

Check Enigma Protector out at:

www.EnigmaProtector.com

HTH

Kind Regards,

I just tried it. All it did was corrupt the exe file on all the tests exe's I used. Rev made, or exe's from other programming languages I use.

Hi Garrett,

Unfortunately, I posted before the Enigma developer released the brand new modifications that he created to work with RunRev. So, the demo currently available (and which you most likely used) would not have the new features for RunRev. He just completed these this morning, and I had a chance to test them: they work.

There is a new plugin that will need to be downloaded and added to Enigma in its plugin folder. And there is a new executable tool that will need to be run to gather data from the RunRev EXE, create a .dat file, before Enigma can "protect" the RunRev exe and generate the protected version.

The developer, Vladimir, has also written a tutorial which walks a RunRev user through the steps, has the plugin and new tool's links. This tutorial will be up on his site shortly. I think all will be available over the next few days.

In the meanwhile, you can write directly to Vladimir at

support@enigmaprotector.com

and inquire about how you can demo these features sooner.

He is very helpful.

I have used Enigma to successfully protect a wide variety of EXE's. My experience has been that if an EXE cannot work with Enigma, the developer, after being informed, has been able to quickly add a solution so that it can work.

Again, sorry. In my enthusiasm to share this news, I posted before everything is quite ready.

HTH

Kind Regards,

Hi,

The tutorial for using Enigma Protector to protect RunRev EXE's is now available at the developer's site:

http://enigmaprotector.com/en/tutorials/tutorial4.html

The links to the needed additional files are also available.

HTH

Kind Regards,