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![]() Is there a envstring for the Environ() function that will return a unique value, such as a serial # of the processor, Windows, Office, etc? I want to setup some type of security should the XLS and not the XLT be copied for use on another computer. I have no problem with the copying, it's just that there will be CC info stored in the existing XLS file and I don't want that to be distributed. If I can check for two or three unique serials, I can have the routine clear the existing data and reset the XLS to it's original delivered status. By having more than one serial # to check, I can make sure the reset won't happen should a minor hardware swap take place. Sometime ago, I worked on a project in FoxPro where the code used a primary harddrive serial # as a seed for an activation code. Was look for a similar avenue if it's not too complicated. Thx, JG |
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