Hi Ted,
When you set a password, all your scripts are encrypted. When a stack
opens, either in Revolution or in a standalone, the scripts are
decrypted. However, there is no way to see the scripts in the open
stack and when you save the stack to disk all scripts are encrypted
again. Surely, you will want to remember the passwords used for your
stacks, if you want to change the scripts.
The encryption doesn't slow down the execution of scripts at all. They
are decrypted when the stack opens --yet inaccessible to the user--
and run without delay once the stack is open.
--
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On 1 okt 2008, at 18:22, Ted wrote:
Hello,
I have two questions about the Rev Standalone Builder "Encrypt with
Password"
feature.
1. How does the password come into play? After activating this
feature, the
completed standalone doesn't ask for a password. What is the purpose
of the
password, and is there any reason to keep a record of it?
2. Does the encryption slow down the application at all--or does it
totally
decrypt on opening?
Thanks,
Ted
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