Introducing ExeLock
Program Requirements
What Is ExeLock?
Getting Help
How May I Use It?
What Is Included?
Step By Step
Basic Encapsulation
Apply a Password
Apply a Time Trial
Register a Time Trial User
The GUI in Detail
The ExeLock GUI
Executable Selection
Basic Settings
Compression Settings
Password Protection
Evaluation Settings
Command Line Usage
GenerateKey
Appendices
Common Questions
Password Encryption Details
Error Messages
End User License Agreement

Evaluation Protection may be added to an executable using ExeLock.

Wordpad may again be used to illustrate this and the output file named 'wordpadtrial.exe'.

Application of a Time Trial is accomplished through the 'Evaluation Settings' menu. The 'Enable Evaluation Protection' checkbox must be checked to begin.

Under the 'Protection Settings' dialog box, a 'Program Name', 'Evaluation Password', and 'Web Site' must be entered. We will enter 'Word Trial', 'stratusburg', and 'www.stratusburg.com', respectively.

Note: The 'Program Name' entered in the 'Protection Settings' box directly corresponds with the 'Program Name' displayed in the 'Title Bar' of the encapsulated program's 'Registration Dialog' pop-up. Be careful to name it appropriately.

Select an 'Expiration Mode' from the menu at right.

We will choose to 'Limit the # of Days allowed' and enter '30' in the field below.

Click 'Lock' to begin encapsulation.

A dialog box will appear, alerting the user to the new Evaluation Limited properties of the ExeLocked executable. Select 'OK'. When the process is complete, a 'Protection Results' menu will appear, including mention of an 'Evaluation Limited executable file'.



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