IntelliProtector 1.5.28
| Developer: |
IntelliProtector.com (more products...) |
| OS: | WinXP/2000/2003/ Media Center Edition 2005/ Vista Starter/ Vista Home Basic/ Vista Home Premium/ Vista Business/ Vista Enterprise/ Vista Ultimate/ Vista Home Basic x64/ Vista Home Premium x64/ Vista B |
| License: | Freeware |
| Price: |
FREE |
| Size: | 12.46 MB |
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IntelliProtector is a software activation and management solution offering secure distribution of software products over the Internet, on CD-ROM and DVD-ROM. With IntelliProtector, you can increase your profits by protecting against losses from software piracy, casual copying and intellectual property theft. The service provides such handy options as strong protection against reverse engineering, automatic management of license keys, management of customers, resellers, and orders, powerful reporting and statistics. The service is targeted at independent developers, small and medium sized software development companies.
IntelliProtector is comprised of a downloadable client and a web-based control panel. The client is used to implement protection core into software. The web-based panel allows the vendor to track orders, manage license keys, view charts and reports that visualize the information about sales and help promote software better. The client provides many options to fine tune protection. You can select the hardware you want to bind to, create time or feature limited trials, change settings for automatic blocking of license violators and enable anti-crack protection options that may include module checksum verification, debugger blocking, memory dumper blocking and OEP (Original Entry Point) protection.
The activation / registration routine is simple. The user downloads and installs the software. During the installation, the user goes through the web-activation to ensure that the product is not installed on more than the limited number of computers allowed in the software’s end user license agreement. After activation, the software can be used for the specified trial period. When the trial expires, the purchase dialog will pop up and require product registration to unlock the software. The license code can be obtained by purchasing software through one of the supported registrators, such as Regnow, 2Checkout, Plimus, PayPal, Swreg, Emetrix and ShareIt. |
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