I have finally found out how to get the 'true' serial number, but it is complex and in 'C' only. If I know an application used the volume serial number, I can copy the software to another system and set its volume serial number to be the same and the software will work fine. Yes, but it is easily copied to another system, so it provides minimal copy protection. Regards, Steve Doman Robert Good wrote: >Thanks, >I will get the doslib and put'er to work. Say for example on a machine that is licensed to use your application, dos_serialno returns might return something like the following: (dos_serialno 'C:') ->'3d575430' Know if someone knows a good hard disk serial number they could overwrite the dos_serialno function like this allow your application to run: (defun dos_serialno (x) (print '3d575430') (princ) ) One way to deal with this issue is reload DosLib just before running a check on the serial number. But beware that if you are using dos_serial number to get the hard drive serial number for copy protection, that your scheme might be easily cracked if someone knows at least one of the harddisk serial numbers that you application checks for. With all due respect to Doslib, it's a wonderful utility. Madness: Battle for community bugfix compilation patch 2010, 21:39 Komischer weise, Nastran 2004 Keygen.

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We like a good Visual nastran torrent cartoon as much as anyone. = suggested use ->(setq SERIAL_NUM (SERIAL)) (defun SERIAL (/ OLDECHO FILE NUM ) (setq OLDECHO (getvar 'CMDECHO')) (setvar 'CMDECHO' 0) (command '_SHELL' 'DIR C: DIR >C: DIRLIST.TXT') (while (not (findfile 'C:/DIRLIST.TXT'))) (setq FILE (open 'C:/DIRLIST.TXT' 'r')) (setq NUM (read-line FILE)) (setq NUM (read-line FILE)) (close FILE) (while (not NUM)) (command '_SHELL' 'ERASE C: DIRLIST.TXT') (setvar 'CMDECHO' OLDECHO) (princ NUM) ). An alternative method using native Autolisp SERIAL.LSP - Routine to return the hard drive volume label. I would like to avoid this and think this should be possible within visual lisp. Is it possible to get the drive serial number (for protection / verification of written routines) (vla-get-property drive 'serialnumber) -which does not work for me- I have seen a lisp routine on but it requires additional installation of a scripting file named ScrRun.dll.

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