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... quicker the program loads not only on a single machine but especially on a network where the .exe is on a common folder. The Shrinker is called Aspack .. and an additional benefit is that your .exe once shrinked makes it impossible for anyone to use a hex edit to look at your .exe which could ...

... quicker the program loads not only on a single machine but especially on a network where the .exe is on a common folder. The Shrinker is called Aspack .. and an additional benefit is that your .exe once shrinked makes it impossible for anyone to use a hex edit to look at your .exe which could ...

... quicker the program loads not only on a single machine but especially on a network where the .exe is on a common folder. The Shrinker is called Aspack .. and an additional benefit is that your .exe once shrinked makes it impossible for anyone to use a hex edit to look at your .exe which could ...

Bryon I use an .EXE shrinker called Aspack .. typically the size of the .exe is at least 30-50 percent smaller .. the smaller the .exe the quicker the program loads .. another benefit of the "shrinker" is that the .exe can not be ...

To All I Too use Aspack ... the only problem with that is the data is still vulnerable .. Aspack only compresses the .EXE and does nothing for the data .. If I were a "for ransom" crook .. I would care les about the executable ...

Otto, try asProtect:

http://www.aspack.com/asprotect32.html

Regards,

Toninho.

... porque sucede, pero hago esta aportación por si alguno de vosotros lo quiere testear y usar. Existe una versión demo. Posiblemente, productos como Aspack, Themida y otros que existen en el mercado funcionen de una manera similar, sin embargo no los he testeado. Suerte y feliz programación. Saludos ...

Otto

You need a good .exe shrinker\compression utility .. I use ASpack which is a commercial product .. never had any problems with the product .. prox 90 USD

http://www.aspack.com/aspack.html

Completely removes all text from the hex ..

Rick Lipkin

Rick Lipkin wrote:Enrico

The makers of Aspack have not charged me anything for the use of their product since my initial purchase .. just today, I was notified about a version upgrade and I was able to download and install for free.

Rick Lipkin

Ok, great!

EMG

Enrico

The makers of Aspack have not charged me anything for the use of their product since my initial purchase .. just today, I was notified about a version upgrade and I was able to download and install for free.

Rick Lipkin

Rick Lipkin wrote:I use a product called Aspack and I think I payed around 80 USD for the program several years ago and the company continues to allow me new upgrades

From their website:

Please check a product and type of your Annual license.

So, you should re-pay each years. Or am I wrong?

EMG

... <= 1000,oLbx:MakeTotals(),  Also, you may want to consider a commercial .Exe 'shrinker' ... I use a product called Aspack and I think I payed around 80 USD for the program several years ago and the company continues to allow me new upgrades .. Typically a 10mg .Exe ...

... FiveEdit and try to run on Windows 10 SmartScreen pops up and gives me a warning .. I just by-pass it and let it run .. Enrico, Please check out Aspack ( not free but very reasonable ) .. I have used it for many, many years and the latest version compacts the hex so tightly .. there is virtually ...

Cristóbal

In your previous post you mention you offered an un-compressed version of your program .. just curious .. I use Aspack as my compression tool .. were you having any reported problems using UPX ?

Thanks
Rick Lipkin

Cristobol I tried to use Aspack to shrink FiveEdit and a message pops up that you have already used 'Shrinker' .. as far as the Hex .. there are some readable stuff in the front and back of the .exe and the rest is just hex. Rick Lipkin ...