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WinLicense

WinLicense Combines the power of software protection, with the power of advanced license control. It offers a wide range of powerful and flexible techniques that allow developers to securely distribute trial versions of their applications.

Publisher:	Oreans Technologies
Version:	1.200
License:	Shareware
File Size:	9885 K
Price:	$349
License:	Shareware
Release date:	7/6/2005 12:
OS:	Win95, Win98, WinME, WinNT 4.x, Windows2000, WinXP, Windows2003
Clicks:	497

Professional Software Protection & Licensing

WinLicense is a powerful protection system designed for software developers who wish to protect their applications against advanced reverse-engineering and software cracking. Developers do not need any source code changes or programming experience to protect their applications with WinLicense . WinLicense uses SecureEngine? protection technology, which is able to run its code at the highest priority level to implement never before seen protection techniques; this protects any application with the highest level of security. Here are just a few of WinLicense's protection features: Multilevel encryption to protect code and data in an application. Advanced detection of cracking tools. Execution of code the highest level of priority to implement never before seen protection techniques. Scrambles executable code, data, and APIs in the application to avoid any possible reconstruction of the original application. Protection against all disassemblers and debuggers. SDK offers two-way communication with SecureEngine? and the protected application. Advanced technology which prevents dumping from memory to disk. Fully customizable protection options and dialogs. WinLicense offers the widest range of options and features to create both trial and registered versions for an application. Developers can communicate with WinLicense to check the current state of the trial or registered versions of their application through a complete SDK. WinLicense also offers the capability to automatically handle all possible situations, such as when an application expires, a license is corrupted, etc., saving developers from including extra code into their applications.