ANN: Our solution to create stand-alone windows software

From: Kevin Chabot (kevinchabot_at_skynet.be)
Date: 01/08/04 

Date: 8 Jan 2004 07:39:14 -0800

Hi,

I would like to announce that many of the DLL and component problems
developers can have are over.
With Stand-Alone Xpress from DIGIT's Software you can attach (add)
Dll, Ocx, and any other file to a single exe. It then compressed the
files and the exe to decrease file size. This created (build) exe file
still works like the original program file, but can now run on its
own. No more installations! Stand-Alone Xpress can turn any Windows
application file into a stand alone EXE file.

Any programmer who wants his Windows software protected, as small as
possible or to be able to run as a stand alone Windows executable can
make use of this software. Stand-Alone Xpress supports any Windows
executable or library to start from, and has special supports for
application that where build with Microsoft Visual Basic. Software
created with Microsoft .NET applications are not yet supported.

Sounds interesting?
Visit our website today at http://www.digitssoftware.be and try out
our product for free.

To conclude we mention a few key features:
- Effective static or dynamic linking of a Dll, Ocx, Tlb,...
- Automatically searches and finds files required to run EXE programs.
- Supports importing of Visual Basic projects for automatic file
detection.
- Supports over 6 dynamic unpack locations, including unpack to memory
(no actual libraries are written)
- Makes applications and the bundled modules more difficult to reverse
engineer and/or tamper with.
- Reduces versioning problems.
- Full support for Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2k/XP.
- Compress EXE, DLL, OCX,... files that still work just as the
original, but smaller and secure.
- Easy and effective user interface with full statistic report.

I hope we can help you with our software.

Kind regards,
Kevin Chabot

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