Visual C++ Express 2008 Windows Form.
Visual C++ Express 2008 Windows Form.
I'm looking for a compressor, packer, or obfuscator that works for a windows form coded in Visual C++ Express 2008. Anything will do please help, and I tried google.
Compressor like compressing to .zip?
Originally Posted by Kallisti
Compressor like compressing to .zip?
lets say this
you wanna compress 3 dlls and 2 exes into 1 compressed file.
New>Zip file
Then ddrag and drop the files into it?
you wanna compress 3 dlls and 2 exes into 1 compressed file.
New>Zip file
Then ddrag and drop the files into it?
Originally Posted by Kallisti
.zip is a file
I wanna make it so you can't just use Red Gates reflector to view source...
Originally Posted by CoderNever
I wanna make it so you can't just use Red Gates reflector to view source...
Originally Posted by CoderNever
I wanna make it so you can't just use Red Gates reflector to view source...
Yes I wanna pack it/encrypt it. I know they are reversible, but i at-least want to make it a little harder to steal the source.
Originally Posted by CoderNever
Yes I wanna pack it/encrypt it. I know they are reversible, but i at-least want to make it a little harder to steal the source.
To encrypt a folder or file
1.
Right-click the folder or file you want to encrypt, and then click Properties.
2.
Click the General tab, and then click Advanced.
3.
Select the Encrypt contents to secure data check box, and then click OK.
Note
Note
The first time you encrypt a folder or file, you should back up your encryption certificate. If your certificate and key are lost or damaged and you do not have a backup, you won't be able to use the files that you have encrypted.
To decrypt a folder or file
1.
Right-click the folder or file you want to decrypt, and then click Properties.
2.
Click the General tab, and then click Advanced.
3.
Clear the Encrypt contents to secure data check box, and then click OK.
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Sorry to say but, anything you've made is probably not worth stealing.
Originally Posted by Void
Sorry to say but, anything you've made is probably not worth stealing.
A hack in managed C++..?
Originally Posted by Void
Sorry to say but, anything you've made is probably not worth stealing.
Originally Posted by Void
A hack in managed C++..?
Isnt managed C++ like a hybrid of C++ and C#?
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