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Good question. I'm sure when I looked at it before there was a way to secure
the code (which I certainly couldn't break) but at the moment I don't see it or recall how to do it. It might be worth asking him directly. Regards, Peter T "Greg Lovern" wrote in message ... Why? He doesn't say anything about protection except for a file-open password. Greg On Mar 27, 3:09 am, "Peter T" <peter_t@discussions wrote: If you are thinking of going in that direction I'd recommend Orlando Magalhães Filho's XL to Exe http://orlando.mvps.org/#XLtoExe Regards, Peter T "Greg Lovern" wrote in message ... Can anyone comment on the VBA protection of DoneEx XCell Compiler? I asked DoneEx and they say they just hide the VBA code from view; they don't compile it to binary. Any thoughts on how much risk there is that someone could hack the protection and view my code? http://doneex.com/index.php?option=c...on&id=10&It e... Thanks, Greg- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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