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    Could not attach to Excel Process

    OK, thanks. How much is the upgrade price? Will the upgrade still support Office 2000 Excel?
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    Could not attach to Excel Process

    Version 1.4.0. I purchased it back on 6/16/2014.
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    Could not attach to Excel Process

    Anyone ever see this? I built my .EXE on a Windows XP system, and it installs and runs fine on XP and Windows 7 systems. It installs fine on Windows 10 Pro System, but when invoked, it begins to run with my splash screen being displayed, but I ultimately get the following run-time error: “Could...
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    Adding an Uninstaller

    Yes, me as well. I looked for it for hours, and couldn’t find it, until I expanded the Functionality tab. Happened to me too, on my Windows XP system, but it is there, and works well.
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    Activation Code-enabled App will not run from a Windows Standard User account

    Additionally, on my development Windows XP SP3 machine, I just XPSPadlock-compiled my spreadsheet under the auspices of Excel 2010 (recall above I did it with Excel 2000). Same registry error under the Standard User accounts. I also XPSPadlock-compiled my spreadsheet on my 32-bit Windows 7...
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    Activation Code-enabled App will not run from a Windows Standard User account

    Hi, I just saw this option, tried it, and it works. This doesn’t mean though, that the .EXE and .LIC files can be copied to another machine and work, right? I have re-created the above run-time problem on 2 different Windows 7 machines; one 32-bit, and one 64-bit, with the identical error. One...
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    Activation Code-enabled App will not run from a Windows Standard User account

    The latest & greatest… Version 1.3.3
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    Activation Code-enabled App will not run from a Windows Standard User account

    An XLSPadlock-generated spreadsheet application that requires an Activation Code to enable the program on the target machine, will NOT run from within a Windows “Standard User” Account. After the application is invoked, the requisite Activation Code screen appears. Once the requisite Activation...
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    32-bit install package contents won't run on low-priv 64-bit machine

    OK, this is NOT a Pacquet Builder issue; it is an XLSPadlock issue. I re-compiled my spreadsheet application with XLSPadlock, disabling the requirement for Activation Code. I built and installed package from within a Windows 7 “Standard User” account, and the package installed and application...
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    32-bit install package contents won't run on low-priv 64-bit machine

    OK, I definitely isolated this problem to be a Permission issue. I created a “Standard” User account on a 32-bit Windows 7 machine, and installed my simple XLSPadlock-generated .EXE, in which I protected my worksheet. When I install, run, and provide Activation Code, I get the same registry...
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    32-bit install package contents won't run on low-priv 64-bit machine

    I built a 64-bit app this morning, and ran it on the effected machine, and I get the same Registry Application error noted above. So, it has to be a privilege thing, I would imagine. Since Activation Code logic requires the ability to write to the Registry, what is the minimum User Account...
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    32-bit install package contents won't run on low-priv 64-bit machine

    Further to above, I was able to get user/pass for this machine, and create an Administrator User Account. When I run the 32-bit app on this 64-bit OS from the Administrative account, I still get the above application error. This alludes to a 32-bit/64-bit incompatibility. Is there any remedy...
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    32-bit install package contents won't run on low-priv 64-bit machine

    Hi, I have used Pacquet Builder 3.1.0 to build a 32-bit XLSPadlock-generated .EXE. I have built, installed, and run 32-bit generated application with Activation Code requirements on 32-bit Windows XP and 32-bit Windows 7 environments successfully, end to end. These machines ALL have...
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    Website Interface to dynamically generate Activation Keys

    Excellent! Have a nice weekend!
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    Website Interface to dynamically generate Activation Keys

    OK, thanks. I will need to play with this, and yes, I was planning to store the ApplicationMasterKey in a compiled CGI .exe that was resident on my server. Can I assume that we can make calls to your web API CGI program for production purposes, as a registered user of XLS Padlock? If your...
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    Website Interface to dynamically generate Activation Keys

    Hi, thanks again for replying. BTW, I was able to view the xlspl-keygen.inc.php contents in Microsoft Word (nicely formatted); it was hard to read in Notepad. I use VB6. I have a bunch of library routines that I’ve written that interface with server-side Access and SQL Server databases, that I...
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    Website Interface to dynamically generate Activation Keys

    Thank you for the reply. My scripting language of choice is Visual Basic (VB), since I can compile my CGI program, and totally hide its underlying implementation. Also, my knowledge of other scripting languages is very limited. I assume that you are referring to keggendemo.php and...
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    Website Interface to dynamically generate Activation Keys

    Hi, new to the forum and the products. I’m looking to automate the process of customers of mine who will be purchasing an XLSPadlock-generated .EXE. My goal is to have them provide a System ID through a web form, and have me auto-generate an Output Activation Key to them on the spot, without...
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