Alcatraz
Version 2.0
Shareware
$89.00
1 downloads
A C++ static library that provides copy protection
capability to an application. Features: 1) Creation of
time-locked trial versions of your software. 2)
Creation of machine-locked full versions (locked to a
single machine to prevent copying). 3) Creation of
user-locked full versions. (locked to a user
identifier. This is less restrictive than machine-
locked licensing). 4) Support for versioning. 5)
Support for license transfer from one machine to
another (For machine-locked software). 6) Support for
automation of the license generation process. (For web-
based automation of licensing). 7) Copy protection
based on license file. No more hassle of giving out
registration codes over the phone. 8) License file is
encrypted and signed to prevent tampering. 9)
Available as a static library to prevent spoofing of
the licensing code. 10) Copy protect COM, ActiveX and
OCX components as well as applications.
capability to an application. Features: 1) Creation of
time-locked trial versions of your software. 2)
Creation of machine-locked full versions (locked to a
single machine to prevent copying). 3) Creation of
user-locked full versions. (locked to a user
identifier. This is less restrictive than machine-
locked licensing). 4) Support for versioning. 5)
Support for license transfer from one machine to
another (For machine-locked software). 6) Support for
automation of the license generation process. (For web-
based automation of licensing). 7) Copy protection
based on license file. No more hassle of giving out
registration codes over the phone. 8) License file is
encrypted and signed to prevent tampering. 9)
Available as a static library to prevent spoofing of
the licensing code. 10) Copy protect COM, ActiveX and
OCX components as well as applications.
Program details
Publisher
Salony SoftwareE-mail
Contact the publisherPlatforms
Windows 95/98/NTFile size
940 KBFile date
2/28/1999License
SharewareExpiration info
Expires after 30 DaysInstallation
Install & UninstallRecord updated
1/22/2002