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Dear friend please any one help me how to make a simple cd/dvd copy protection application using c# or vb.net, if any body solve my problem i will ever great full for You thanks

Posted 13-Aug-10 2:41am

jayanta gogoi

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Dear friend,

There is no really good and working copy protection. Let people copy as much as they want because this won't cost you but still your software is distributed. You should aim for registration and adding (real) service to your registered users. There is no protected software like their isn't a book that can't be copied using a simple xerox.

Good luck!

Posted 13-Aug-10 2:55am

E.F. Nijboer

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Its possible to make your software application copy protected.
But I agree with Smithers-Jones, "And what do you expect people to do? Send the full project,...!?"
Think about that comment.

Posted 17-Aug-10 7:09am

PatilVL

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Smithers-Jones · Accepted Answer · 2010-08-13T02:59:00

And what do you expect people to do? Send you the full project so that you can put your name on it and sell it as your own work? That's not, how things work. Show, what you have done, and somebody might help you.

Anyway, this "if-anybody-solves-my-problem-I-will-be-grateful-for-ever"-stuff is quite childish. Sounds a bit like "I will be your best friend for ever, if you let me play with your toys a while". How far does your gratitude go? Lets say, I'd need a new kidney... can I still rely on you?