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First download the C# sample you need from the FAQ area on our website.
Find below how to add a DLL to Visual Studio C#
| • | In Visual Studio Solution Explorer go to References, select "licenseProtector" and remove it. |
| • | Select "References" and add a reference |
| • | Chose tab "COM" |
| • | Select the "Licence Protector Library" entry whose path points to the new LicProtector300.dll. The DLL can be found in the folder ....\Licence Protector\3.0\files for distribution\signed-uncompressed |
| • | Press button "Select" |
| • | Press button "Ok" - Now the new Licence Protector object is available in your application |
| • | Replace all occurrences of the old object (e.g. LicenceProtector.LicProtectorEasyGo250) with the latest version, which is LicProtectorEasyGo.licProtectorEasyGo300 |
| • | Rebuild your application |
The latest information about the ProgID, ClASSID, IID, LIBID can be found here.
As Licence Protector is a COM server DLL it is used the same way you would integrate a Word automation. Just google for - Word Automation DLL C# to find guides for different compilers.
C# creates an interop.licenseprotector.dll. This DLL must be installed on the same directory like the main EXE file.
See also Visual Studio 2005, 2008 for additional information about PE files and Windows Vista / Windows 7 and special considerations for 64bit operating systems.
Visual Studio allows an installation without registering the DLL. See details - use DLL without registering the DLL.
Code Protection with Multimedia Protector
To protect the code against de-compilation or reverse engineering, you can combine Licence Protector with Multimedia Protector for a special bundle price.
See chapter: Code Protection / Decompile Protection