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| | Expiration Date Technique Does anybody have any clever technique to implement an expiration date in a WinForms app, such that it could outsmart any user who tries to change the system clock to avoid expiration? |
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| | Re: Expiration Date Technique If it's just the system clock you want to be able to beat, you can have your application retrieve the current date from a server via a web service, rather than the client pc. It would mean that the client would have to have an Internet connection as a requirement for using your applicaiton, but that's not as big of a deal as it once was. "Steve Covert" <scovert@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:%23JB7QInxIHA.5620@xxxxxx Quote: > Does anybody have any clever technique to implement an expiration date in > a WinForms app, such that it could outsmart any user who tries to change > the system clock to avoid expiration? > |
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