Re: how to hide source code
From: Jim Cheshire (contactme_at_www.jimcoaddins.com)
Date: 03/17/04
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Date: Tue, 16 Mar 2004 21:12:32 -0600
If you truly encrypt, you'd have to have something on the client to decrypt.
There are a lot of people who *claim* to encrypt when really all they are
doing is encoding. The two are most certainly not the same.
Once again, I point you to my site where I demonstrate this.
-- Jim Cheshire Jimco http://www.jimcoaddins.com ================================ Author of Special Edition Using Microsoft Office FrontPage 2003 5 Stars on Amazon and B&N ================================ The opinions expressed by me in the newsgroups are my own opinions and are in no way associated with my employer or any other party. Jimco is not associated in any way with any other entity. "Tim Branyen" <tim@webestablish.com> wrote in message news:2B531432-91B0-47F3-B82B-811437D57F1C@microsoft.com... > Hey Steve, it can be done. Encryption will make it much harder for anyone to understand your source code. There are a bunch of sites on the internet that offere this service free. I also will be launch a "PowerTools" site to allow this to be done. It is currently the only way I can think of actually hiding the source. And if you are so worried, place some copyright tags down at the bottom and if they "borrow" any material, sue them. ;-) > > Tim.
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