What's new in ExeShield Protector 4.6.4.12
May 5, 2010
- You can now have your application run with admin rights under Vista/Windows 7 (UAC). We do not recommend using this unless your application needs admin rights.
- The UAC prompt will either scare away end-users, or potentially have security vulnerability.
- Key Manager has been rewritten, it is smaller and will load faster.
- USB Dongle Update has been removed. We will update this in a future release.
- You can now block keys using the key manager. This option is only available in the Pro version. If a user downloads an update and their key is blocked the software will revert back to a trial.
- Minor Bug Fixes.
New in ExeShield Protector 4.5.1.5 (May 31, 2009)
- Parameters added under the "Protection" options tab.
- Enter the parameters you want to pass to the application when it starts.
- You can now register your application via the command line.
- c: empproject1.exe /USERNAME=Mike /KEY=119F-7527-A3E4-1540-0CF1
- This will now allow you to register your program within your application.
New in ExeShield Protector 4.4.4.7 (Apr 4, 2009)
- Auto Zip license file added.
- No longer have to fill in all the fields when creating unlock code.
- Minor bug fixes.
- Add APPDIRECTORY enviroment variable. Displays the directory
- that your application is installed in.
- Under Vista all directories outside the users home directory do not
- have write access. If you install your application outside the users Home
- directory and write access is denied, then the protected application will
- execute in the users TEMP directory.
New in ExeShield Protector 4.0 (Sep 15, 2008)
- Splash Screen can now be updated without checking "Reset trial period on newer version"
- More anti-cracking code
- Improved Anti-Debugging code
- Minor bug fixes
- Better compatibility with Windows 98
New in ExeShield Protector 3.9d (Aug 8, 2007)
- Added more cracking tool checking.
- Added new feature, "Online Registration" under the help file. If you change
- or upgrade your machine, you will need a new license file for ExeShield. This
- feature allows you to register the software over the internet without contacting
- us for a license file. This feature is also being tested so we can eventually add
- this into Exeshield so you can use this with your protected software.
- If you are using dongles to protect your software, you can now tie
- in the Product Identifier to the dongle if you need to charge for upgrades. This allows you
- to change the product Identifier on newer versions, and send a new
- dongle/software to your customer.
- For languages that can't retrieve environment variables, a file called
- REGNUM.TXT will be created in the users TEMP directory containing the
- registration number that is located on the Splash Screen.
- Under "File" you can now check for updates on startup.