Another new copy protection.

Az-Tech Software, Inc. has announced its popular software-based copy protection system EVERLOCK, has just entered its beta cycle. This hardware/software combination lets developers protect their property by controlling licenses via setting and resetting date, execution or network limits.

EVERLOCK is capable of protecting software in three ways. First, it prevents the use of illegal copies of your original disk; secondly, it limits the number of working installs that can be made from your original disks; and finally, it virtually eliminates the possibility of "Reverse Engineering" by encrypting your protected software.

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The Pro version of this system is capable of mass reproduction and protection within minutes of creating the program without changing any code, as EVERLOCK handles it all for you.

Through fingerprinting on each disk, EVERLOCK ensures that your program cannot be reproduced from the original disk that is shipped. It also offers a CD-ROM lock so that a user may install your program, but needs the original disk to continue to use the software.

Ideal for small businesses, you can create a disk with a limited number of installs, or create demos and trial software with date and execution limits. This system comes with several other forms of limiting software distribution as well.

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For more information regarding pricing of this unique system, visit Az-Tech Software and read about it. Contact Michael Patterson for further inquiries for pricing and beta testing requirements.

Az-Tech has not yet made version 4.0 available for purchase, as it has just entered beta, but are instead offering version 3.21c.

Seems very complicated to crack, but also very unhandy to use with games.

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