Re: Windows Binding
- Posted by Robert Craig <rds at ATTCANADA.NET> Oct 18, 1999
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Irv Mullins writes: > When I try to bind a windows program, using bindw, > I get an .exe file. When I click on the .exe file from within > windows, I get a DOS box pop up with a messages > about "please wait..." or something similar. >After a while, it adds "OK". Lewis Townsend writes: > Heh heh, sounds like that built in security feature Rob > told us about not long ago. If the bind program and > the "ex.exe" file are from different releases it does > this (I believe). It's supposed to keep people from > tampering with your bound executables but I'm > not sure how it works. That's right. The cryptic message and the delay are supposed to confuse hackers who might be trying to tamper with your .exe file. Unfortunately, registered users who installed 2.1 alpha or beta prior to March 29 of this year may also see this message if they still have any old alpha/beta files lying around. Irv: I'll send you the 2.1 Official Release instructions again, in case you need them. Regards, Rob Craig Rapid Deployment Software http://www.RapidEuphoria.com