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C#	Copy Protection for Windows Applications (Part 3) 16 Sep 2009 Updated: 16 Sep 2009 Rating: 4.87/5 Votes: 10 Popularity: 4.64 Licence: LGPL3 Views: 51,190 Bookmarked: 129 Downloaded: 2,301 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. Describes the implementation of a key registration, installation, and validation methodology for Windows applications
	Copy Protection for Windows Applications (Part 4) 21 Sep 2009 Updated: 21 Sep 2009 Rating: 4.97/5 Votes: 21 Popularity: 6.24 Licence: LGPL3 Views: 111,382 Bookmarked: 127 Downloaded: 2,297 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. Describes the implementation of a key registration, installation, and validation methodology for Windows applications
C++	Copy Protection for Windows Applications 7 Sep 2009 Updated: 7 Sep 2009 Rating: 4.98/5 Votes: 29 Popularity: 7.04 Licence: LGPL3 Views: 99,661 Bookmarked: 263 Downloaded: 4,273 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. Describes the implementation of a key registration, installation, and validation methodology for Windows applications.
	Copy Protection for Windows Applications (Part 2) 10 Sep 2009 Updated: 10 Sep 2009 Rating: 4.88/5 Votes: 13 Popularity: 5.27 Licence: LGPL3 Views: 38,580 Bookmarked: 123 Downloaded: 2,099 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. Describes the implementation of a key registration, installation, and validation methodology for Windows applications.

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Larry Salomon has been writing code since he started in Basic on a TRS-80 Model I computer (4K of RAM!) in 1980. Professionally, he started in the OS/2 arena in the late 80's until he switched to Windows development in 1996.

During his multi-decade career, he has coauthored two programming books and published an electronic magazine for just over 3 years. He has written applications in a variety of languages - C# is currently his favorite - and has a few applications available for sale on the Android Application Store.

Currently, Larry works in corporate software sales in the NYC area. You may follow him via his blog at http://larrysalomon.blogspot.com