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First download the VB6 sample from the FAQ area on our website.
Using late binding
| • | If you use late binding, you do not need to add a reference to the Licence Protector DLL. Note that code completion does not work if late binding is used. |
| • | You can use the Licence Protector object directly with the following command line: Set lic = CreateObject("LicProtectorEasyGo.licProtectorEasyGo300") |
| • | Replace all occurrences of the old object (e.g. LicenceProtector.LicProtectorEasyGo250) with the latest version, which is LicProtectorEasyGo.licProtectorEasyGo300 |
| • | Rebuild your application |
Using early binding
| • | In Visual Basic 6.0 click on the “Project” menu and open the menu item “References…”. Remove the entry "Licence Protector Library" if it is already there |
| • | Then add the new "Licence Protector Library" entry whose path points to the new LicProtectorEasyGo300.dll. The DLL can be found in the folder ....\Licence Protector\3.0\files for distribution\signed-uncompressed |
| • | Now the new Licence Protector object is available in your application. You can use it with the following command line: Set lic = New licProtectorEasyGo300 |
| • | Replace all occurrences of the old object (e.g. LicenceProtector.LicProtectorEasyGo250) with the latest version, which is LicProtectorEasyGo.licProtectorEasyGo300 |
| • | Rebuild your application |
If the application crashes with a memory problem use the COM exe (requires version 3.1) instead of 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