encrypted logic coding

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encrypted logic coding

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I was wondering whether it is possible to encrypt an entry application so that the coding (in logic) is not readable.

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Gregory Martin
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Re: encrypted logic coding

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Check out this post: http://csprousers.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=456

Basically, the best way to do this is to create a .enc file, which will wrap up all the files that form your data entry application and create a single file that you can distribute. This file is a binary file and is not readable by anything but CSEntry.

You create this by selecting File -> Export Application -> CSPro Binary (.enc).

More here: http://www.csprousers.org/help/generate ... cation.htm
tatadano
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Re: encrypted logic coding

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Is it not still secured if we just install Data Entry application in the workstations? In my experience, users could not access dictionaries and even its programming aspect. Thanks.
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Re: encrypted logic coding

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A .ENC file is definitely secure. When you distribute the file, you only distribute the .ENC data entry application and a .PFF file. There is no dictionary for users to open and manipulate.


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