Code Protection Technologies Inc. privacy policy
We will never disclose to any third parties or make publicly
available whatever information about our customers, participants in our beta testing
programs, users of our free products, or any individual or entity we have been
in contact with regarding our products. <<<
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What are the limitations of the demo version?
The only difference between Personal and Professional editions
is that the Personal edition puts a watermark (banner) in each encrypted file (for .asp
files, it will only encrypt relatively small files, and will not encrypt bigger
files). Everything else is absolutely the same, there is no any limited or missing
functionality in Personal edition compared to Professional edition.
Encrypt HTML source Personal edition has all the features of Encrypt HTML source
Professional.
The only feature that is not available in the Personal edition is the Web - Update
module, but it is not a part of the core program's functionality. <<<
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If I buy Encrypt HTML source - Professional
edition, do I have to pay to get the updates / new versions of the program?
No. All registered users of Encrypt HTML source Professional
will receive all future new versions free of charge. This means not only minor
upgrades like from version 1.5.x to 1.6, but also all major updates, like from version
1.5 to 3.0.
Unlike most software companies, we will never charge you for an upgrade. Once
you buy the program, you can get all new versions for free - without exceptions. <<<
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Is the program available for other platforms
such as Macintosh, Linux, Unix etc.
Encrypt HTML source for Linux is being developed. We hope to
release the first public beta version for Linux soon, so please check our beta
testing page in case you are interested.
We currently don't plan to release Encrypt HTML source for Macintosh platform.
The program has not been tested on PC emulators for Mac, and we do not provide
technical support for such form of usage. <<<
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Internet security programs or antivirus applications
display warnings about Encrypt HTML source. What this means? Is it safe to use
the program?
Some personal firewalls (like for example Norton Internet Security suite)
may display a warning that the file enchtml.exe(that's the main Encrypt HTML source
executable) tries to connect to the web. In such case you may configure your personal
firewall to deny enchtml.exe any access to the web - this will not affect Encrypt
HTML source's functionality (Professional edition users: the Web - Update main module
executable [ehswum.exe] should be able to connect to the web (or at least, to our website), otherwise you will not
be able to use the Web - Update feature).
Some antivirus programs may also display alerts about enchtml.exe - all such alerts
are false and it is absolutely safe to ignore them.
For example some versions of Symantec's Norton AntiVirus(NAV) may display an alert
like "Malicious script detected" - in this case configure NAV to "Authorize
this script", or choose the option with the closest meaning from the list
of available options.
Most antivirus programs allow certain files to be excluded from virus activity
detection. It is strongly recommended that you exclude the main Encrypt HTML source
executable enchtml.exe from virus activity detection, otherwise the program may
not work correctly in some cases (you may scan the program's installation folder
before doing this to be sure the files are not infected). For some antivirus program
you may need to exclude enchtml.exe again after each web-update.
Each new version of Encrypt HTML source is scanned with three different virus
scanners before uploading it to our server - you can be sure that the program
is not infected. <<<
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