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Copyright protection
Hi guys,
I have an Access database that I am running and I want to prevent people from using the database without my permission. How could I protect it? My one thought is to uniquely identify the machine that it is running on and then use that identifier in conjuntion with the date/time to produce a key that I will issue to the user. In order to do this I need my code to lookup or identify some unique number on the computer.....I dunno.......maybe the CPU production serial number(if there is such a thing) or somethng similar. Any ideas? Thanks Kenny |
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