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One ever mentioned argument against using Refox to encrypt has been that it first and for all 'offers' people the ability to decrypt and then tells you: Use me to protect against me!>
>Fair enough. We used to use a product called "Konxise" that is used purely for encryption and compression. but you could'nt register the resulting exe as a COM server for West Wind or whatever. The latest Refox does allow this, which is why we converted. IMHO any app that can unpack and run itself can be hacked. I see this as an extra layer of complexity to dissuade casual hacking.
Did you try Molebox?
www.molebox.com
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