At 11:34 PM +0100 2/8/01, Ernst Michael Reicher wrote:
>Hi Kevin and others,
>the problem was to change a script in an delivered stack....and the
>scriptLimit
>
>I hope its no blasphemy or something awfull...
>
>but what about taking a copy of a licensed homestack, shortening it down to
>a useless thing that only shows a modal window at startup with to buttons:
>"updateStack x" and "quit" and which is passwordprotected.
>Could anybody do something with it???
Here's another possibility to examine. Scott or Kevin, feel free to
jump in if this also violates the license. Unless you password
protect it, a stack is actually fairly comprehensible as a straight
binary file. If your delivered application is not password protected
(which it probably should be) then you might find via a simple search
the script you're looking for, and be able to replace it.
But you'd be much better off with any of the other proposed
solutions. This one certainly isn't supported, even if it doesn't
violate the license.
gc
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