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BLINKER EXECUTABLE SERIAL Specify serial number to encrypt into .EXE
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Purpose : Specify serial number to encrypt into the .EXE
Syntax : BLINKER EXECUTABLE SERIAL <cSerialNumber>
Example : BLINKER EXECUTABLE SERIAL 001001 5 Blink, Inc.
This command is used to encrypt a serial number and other information of up
to 100 characters into the executable file which can then be examined by the
program using the BLISERNUM() function at runtime.
This information is encrypted into the executable file and can be used to
hide a serial number and licensee name in the executable file as a form of
copy protection. Any information following the BLINKER EXECUTABLE SERIAL
command on the same line of the script file is encrypted into the .EXE file
up to a limit of 100 characters. An identical string is returned in the same
format by the BLISERNUM() function at run time.
The serial number in the above example can be examined by assigning the
serial number to a string and then manipulating it using a substring
function, for example:
TMPSTRVAR = BLISERNUM()
? "Serial number :", SUBSTR(TMPSTRVAR,1,8)
? "Number of users :", VAL(SUBSTR(TMPSTRVAR,10,1))
? "Licensed to :", SUBSTR(TMPSTRVAR,12,20)
See Also:
BLISERNUM()
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