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Hello. Is there a relatively fool-proof way of preventing code within a
file from working after a specific date? Basically, like a licensing expiration. After the initial period is over, I want the file to stop working...but in such a way that a somewhat savvy programmer could not go in and, for example, remove a line in the code that prevents the macro from firing. I was thinking an open_event that checks the date, and prevents the file from even being open? I don't know...I'm grasping here. Any ideas? Thanks!! |
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