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I believe it's possible to prevent copying of downloaded Microsoft text files, in the form of a book, by having them 'locked' to the IP address of the particular PC to which they are downloaded. Can anyone please tell me how to perform this function? If that's not possible - any other suggestions for protecting plain text from piracy - other than PDF?Thank you.
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and how would you ever incorporate something like that in plain text?
text is text, unless you have some custom reader software that incorporates such capabilities and a custom document format that contains that information you're not going to get anywhere.
And you can be certain that the criminals will crack your "brilliant" encryption/protection scheme within minutes, hours at best, of you releasing your software.
text is text, unless you have some custom reader software that incorporates such capabilities and a custom document format that contains that information you're not going to get anywhere.
And you can be certain that the criminals will crack your "brilliant" encryption/protection scheme within minutes, hours at best, of you releasing your software.
As people are clearly allowed to attack me but I'm not allowed to defend myself, I no longer post to this site.
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