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Default Securing codes by corrupting the file (Leo Asked)

Hi Expert(s)
I have heard just enough that how easily Password Removers tools can get in
to VBE and our modules are not really secure even when password protected
against theft.
I do not know much about programming VBE objects , but the question is ;
Is there anyway at all that if a user could enter VBE without a password ,
we delete modules before to be read by the burgler?
some considered ideas are;
on VBEopen event if user="Me" then VBEProject.delete ,
if VBEproject.unprocted then VBEProject.delete ,
or if Password < "MyOwnPassword" then VBEProject.delete

I once wrote a code that if the user was not my targetted user, the code
could delete the data worksheet, but I can not implement the same for VBE
project.
I appreciate if you would refer me to the right & secure solution!!
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Thans & Best regards
Leo, InfoSeeker
 
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