I am looking for a way to protect Phrase Madness the way GMA games protects
their stuff. Does anybody know it's done? I thought of generating a random
number and putting it in the registry, then writing an algorithm to combine the
number with a name to get a key, but it seems people could easily find the
number and share it with friends. In all, a pretty weak protection system.
Any thoughts?Ken Downey
The Addictor
www.TheAddictor.com
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