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Sep 28th, 2008, 12:42 PM
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Re: How Secure is EXE?
 Originally Posted by Joacim Andersson
Instead of commenting code out, use a compiler directive instead.
Code:
#Const Demo = True
'then in some sub or function:
#If Not Demo Then
'code
#End If
With the above approach the code within the #If block will not be compiled into your program if #Const Demo is set to True.
Very useful to know, Joacim...not something I knew was available :-)
Question is, does it compile different based on the constant "Demo"? Or is there a way to change constant to false and make it work fully?
If it can be modified, then commenting out is the only 100% secure way of doing what I suggested and keeping it demo-only 
Originally Posted by akhileshbc
It is not good enoug to comment out. Using vbdecompiler pro version, its possible to get almost all the codings.
Wrong. If something is commented out it doesn't get compiled as part of the code...if not compiled, it can't be decompiled, it doesn't exist anywhere except in the source as commented code.
Last edited by smUX; Sep 28th, 2008 at 01:01 PM.
Well, everyone else has been doing it :-)
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