Ok.. am not sure if I am going to ask the right question here, but here goes... I am almost finished with a particular app, and do not have a bundle of money to spend on software that allows a registration code to be entered to ensure purchase.
However, i was wondering if some of you guys had any ideas on this approach, and advice (if possible) on how to implement.. When a user goes to the Company Setup Form (As in the Orders.mdb example.. ) They are presented with fields for Name, address, etc. etc..
I was wondering if I could use a field in this table that is set as a random number, then say take the Second Word from the name "Jeff's Used Cars", from the name field, then concoctanate the two values, except let's say mulitply the randomly generated number field times "1234" or anything.. Therefore if the randomly generated number were, say "2" then the registration code would be 2468Used..
We then can save the random number to the company setup table, and upon start up a function checks to ensure that formula is correct for the user. I know this type of security is most basic, and easily cracked; however, the clients that will use this software will never figure it out.. Sounds terrible I know, Just being realistic.. Any ideas on how to accomplish this would ne most appreciated.. If can get to work will post results for others to learn from.. Also if someome has a better solution I AM MORE THAN WILLING TO LISTEN...
Thanks again, everyone!!!
Jeff
However, i was wondering if some of you guys had any ideas on this approach, and advice (if possible) on how to implement.. When a user goes to the Company Setup Form (As in the Orders.mdb example.. ) They are presented with fields for Name, address, etc. etc..
I was wondering if I could use a field in this table that is set as a random number, then say take the Second Word from the name "Jeff's Used Cars", from the name field, then concoctanate the two values, except let's say mulitply the randomly generated number field times "1234" or anything.. Therefore if the randomly generated number were, say "2" then the registration code would be 2468Used..
We then can save the random number to the company setup table, and upon start up a function checks to ensure that formula is correct for the user. I know this type of security is most basic, and easily cracked; however, the clients that will use this software will never figure it out.. Sounds terrible I know, Just being realistic.. Any ideas on how to accomplish this would ne most appreciated.. If can get to work will post results for others to learn from.. Also if someome has a better solution I AM MORE THAN WILLING TO LISTEN...
Thanks again, everyone!!!
Jeff